While people have been taking advantage of the abundance of morels following last year’s Swan Lake Fire, I have been asked many questions about them.… Continue reading
All registered borough voters would receive a ballot in the mail a few weeks ahead of election day.
The federal minimum wage was last increased in 2009.
Oppositions groups are angry about a preferred route for metals leaving the proposed mine.
Alaska had 42,200 fewer jobs in April than a year earlier.
Spruce beetles are at it again. I am sad to see large trees in Soldotna with patches of missing bark that indicate woodpeckers are finding… Continue reading
Alaska needs a fair share from the sale of oil to economically recover and have a meaningful future.
We won. The recall is moving forward with speed.
The Ship of State, our government, has lost direction.
There has been an alarming decrease in all routine health care, including routine vaccinations.
As a community we have a responsibility to care for and seek to protect our most vulnerable.
Knowing sadness can be a healthy thing.
Infestations have been found on the Kenai Peninsula, around Cordova, and in the Fairbanks area.
We call on Gov. Mike Dunleavy to help move job creating infrastructure projects forward.
The protocols, released by the Legislative Affairs Agency, say legislators may refuse screening.
When the first stay-at-home mandates came out, I jumped into it with a “carpe diem” kind of energy.
“If my sticker falls off, do I get a new one or do I get public shaming too?”
Even as a follower of Jesus, we can often feel like we keep needing editing.
Someone asked me if time has been going by quickly or slowly these days. During the coronavirus pandemic, are my mornings flying by? And in… Continue reading
Archaeology. OK, what was the first thing that came to your mind when you read that word? I hope it wasn’t Indiana Jones, or dinosaurs!… Continue reading
