The University of Alaska is currently offering over 200 properties for sale throughout Alaska. The parcels range in size from approximately 1 acre to 160 acres, with minimum asking prices ranging from $6,000 to $400,000.� The University is offering up to 90% financing on all sales to qualified buyers.� In addition to the land sales, the University is also offering nine properties for commercial lease or natural resource extraction (gravel/mineral).� Please select the thumbnail link to view the listing of properties available for sale or lease . More detailed information regarding these properties is also available on the Land Management website at: www.ualand.com.

2000 Buick Century� $3300
Great Shape/Very Reliable/Good Gas Mileage
6cyl; AT; Auto Start; PW; PD
If interested please call 347-1406

Does your child attend a school that participates in the Box Tops For Education program? If so, please save your box tops for them! If you don't have a child, or don't have a participating school, please consider donating your box tops to the Borough's new Watershed charter school. I am the BT4Ed coordinator for the school, and would greatly appreciate your donations. For now there will be a bowl on my desk, and soon there will be a box (decorated by my 1st grader!). No need to cut them up pretty - simply tear them out, drop them off, and we'll do the trimming!
Thanks so much,
Kim, 103 Butro

Friday October 2, 2009

Farthest North Forest Festival
Fairbanks Experiment Farm in the morning, Ballaine Lake in the afternoon. Features old-fashioned forestry skills like axe throwing, log rolling, crosscutting and much more. 474-7084 or email jdfox@alaska.edu

First Friday
Art openings at various local galleries. 5 p.m. – 8 p.m. times vary by location.

Saturday October 3, 2009

Chena Fest
All Alaska-grown dinner plus entertainment. A fundraiser for FFA natural resources education, $25, Chena Hot Springs Resort, 6:30 p.m. 474-6916

Cham Fashional
Fashion show and fundraiser. A black tie affair. Westmark Hotel, $75, 8 p.m., 459-0303

Thursday October 8

Northern Voices
"Alaska's Unknown Neighbor: A Year in Buryatia, Russia"� Writer Carolyn Kremers will share photos, music and reflections from her year as a Fulbright scholar in Russia. Noel Wein Library Auditorium, 455-5021, www.northern.org

Saturday October 10, 2009

Partners 6th Annual Benefit Auction
Dinner, dessert, door-prizes, hand-crafted items to purcchase, live entertainment and a guest speaker from Thailand representing the Burmese people. All proceeds will benefit the Burmese refugees. From 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Fairbanks Community Church Center, $15 in advance, $20 at the door, $8 children, 457-6041

Saturday October 17, 2009

Fairbanks International Friendship Day
Noon to 5 p.m. Pioneer Park Centennial Center, songs and dances from many local cultural groups, food and display booths, free, 474-0928

Saturday October 10, 2009

Craft Bazaar
North Pole Middle School Cafeteria, 10a.m. – 4p.m. , 488-2271 ex. 9125

Saturday October 17, 2009

Santa's Bazaar and Bake Sale
Santa's Senior Center, 101 E. Fith Ave., North Pole, 9a.m. – 4p.m., 488-4663

Saturday November 7, 2009

Fairbanks Lutheran Church Christmas Bazaar
1012 Cowles St. 9a.m. – 4p.m., 452-3425

International Quota Club Holiday Bazaar
Pioneer Park Civic Center, 10a.m. – 5p.m., 378-7875

Bazaar and Bake Sale
Golden Towers, 330 Third Ave., 10a.m. – 4p.m.

Saturday & Sunday November 7– November 8

University Women's Association 41st Annual Holiday Bazaar
More than 100 vendors per day, Wood Center, UAF campus, 10a.m. – 4p.m.

Friday & Saturday November 13 – November 14

Holiday Marketplace
More than 165 local and statewide vendors with thousands of gift ideas. Carlson Center, $4, free under 12, noon –� 8p.m., www.fairbanksevents.com, 474-9082

Saturday November 14, 2009

Love Inc. Create A Gift Bazaar
Make a variety of gifts for family and friends. Monroe Catholic Schools multipurpose room, 10a.m. – 4p.m., $5, 479-0271

Christmas Bazaar
Zion Lutheran Church, 2982 Davis Rd. All proceeds benefit disabled residents of Good Shepherd Communities Homes. 10a.m. – 4p.m., 474-0893

Saturday November 21, 2009

Two Rivers School Sugar Plum Bazaar
18.5 mile Chena Hot Springs Road, 10a.m. – 4p.m., 488-6616

Saturday November 28, 2009

Goldstream Valley Lions Holiday Bazaar
Ken Kunkle Community Center, featuring local valley artists, crafters and bakers, 10a.m. – 5p.m., Lynn at 388-7141
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Narcotics Anonymous Meetings
Meetings daily at various locations
NA Meeting Schedule
Call for information 452-7372

Al-Anon
Individual, teen, and family groups
Information 452-2406