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Feb 19, 2004
I am going to be working in Anchorage next year (I am
unsure of what school yet) but I was hoping someone could
give me ideas on where to start to look for places to
live. I have a large family and would like a 4 bedroom,
however, we could squeeze into a 3 bedroom if necessary. I
have read the paper, but are there any rental agencies?
Thanks in advance,
Robyn
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On 2/21/04, AK teacher wrote:
> Anchorage is very spread out and you'll want to pick your
> area based on your children's ages for schools. How old are
> they? what grades? are there special programs that the ASD
> offers that you might want your children in? We don't have
> an "inner city...See More