Anchorage Assembly members say they approved that grant to help the group rebuild a food pantry in South Anchorage, but the group purchased a church in Midtown instead. City officials and federal investigators were looking into that transaction.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Just over two weeks ago, the Alaska’s News Source Investigative Team reported on questions surrounding a $750,000 federal pandemic grant given to the nonprofit group Revive Alaska.
The building is now for sale.This is a developing story. Alaska’s News Source has reached out to Revive for an explanation but has not heard back.
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