Fairbanks speeds up locker room project
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June 12, 2023

Fairbanks speeds up locker room project

By Michael Williamson

Fairbanks is fast-tracking its locker room renovation project this summer.

At a special meeting Friday morning, the district’s board of education passed a resolution declaring “urgent necessity” and public need for the project to begin right away.

The measure also approved the district working w...

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