Sweeping changes will undoubtedly result in increased offender accountability and community safety.
Our district is very excited to have all of our students, staff, and parents back in school after a tumultuous few years.
Make the wearing of masks part of the dress code for all of our schools in our district until we can get the virus under control.
Bare faces that can spew coronavirus are OK; bare midriffs are not.
Do you know when our next borough and city elections are?
Once we settle the question of the PFD, we can argue over taxes and spending.
The hard-working men and women of Alaska’s building trades need the PRO Act.
Follow expert advice on how to return to in-school teaching safely and responsibly.
We are now experiencing heart-wrenching houselessness across our nation.
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“I was left with little choice but to veto both the PFD and legislative per diem.”
If variant causes hardships, politicians are partly to blame.
The change isn’t simple, and Alaskans need to prepare for it.
We have some opportunities coming up that can help us with our perennial budget problems.
We need all our citizens to have their voices heard.
Serious solution shortfall.
