You don’t need me to tell you that fishing is central to Alaskan life…
Jan. 6 commission vote undermines proposed free speech amendment.
Alaska is still too often warehousing people with a mental illness.
Elders are more likely to experience social isolation, which increases the likelihood of abuse and neglect.
Voters first need a well-developed analysis.
My memories of WWII, Korea and Vietnam all have faces.
We don’t have to ban cruise tourism, but do need to eliminate the greatest risks to our communities.
I was shocked that a highly qualified, sitting presiding judge was denied the opportunity to even be considered by the governor.
Alaska has suffered a triple whammy of no cruise ships, a closed Canadian border and a limited supply of rental cars.
I think the public should demand more measures to make voting easier.
Our purpose was to engage Alaskans in a process to better understand the challenges and difficult choices ahead.
What’s become increasingly lazy, is our political discourse.
We rely on UA grads to power our workforce.
The test says very little about what really matters to colleges, the effort and ability of the students to succeed.
At the hospice office we see the value in conversation, and we make an effort with everyone.
What’s profoundly frightening for America is that Dunleavy and most of his fellow Republicans have imposed silence on themselves.
Given the encouraging first 100 days of the Biden administration, the plan is disappointing.
The American Rescue Plan Act established the RRF to provide funding to help restaurants and other eligible businesses keep their doors open.
It’s a different kind of crisis.
CON laws are little more than expensive and time-consuming barriers to care.
