An Outdoor View: Bonefishing

Author’s note: I recently came across a journal that I kept while on a trip to Christmas Island in 1987. This column, gleaned from the… Continue reading

  • Nov 2, 2017
  • By Les Palmer

Op-ed: Don’t fire, don’t pardon

With special counsel Robert Mueller unveiling his first indictments and a plea deal in the Russia case, President Donald Trump should do what’s hardest for… Continue reading

  • Nov 2, 2017
  • By Rich Lowry

Voices of Alaska: Why Senate Bill 91 needs to be repealed

Alaska needs to repeal Senate Bill 91. I say this as a former supporter of the bill. I even co-sponsored it. I fully believed in… Continue reading

  • Nov 2, 2017
  • By MIA COSTELLO

What others say: Alaska not ready to accept an income tax

It’s difficult to gain public support for a new tax. However, some elected state officials are using the words: Income tax. Gov. Bill Walker welcomed… Continue reading

  • Nov 2, 2017
  • By Ketchikan Daily News editorial

What others say: Issue needs more than a hashtag

No, sexual harassment isn’t just for celebrities. Of course, we knew that all along, even if it did take the horrific level of allegations of… Continue reading

  • Nov 1, 2017
  • By The Boston Herald editorial

Will there be a Manafort cave?

It’s a cliche in the legal world: A prosecutor could persuade a grand jury to indict a ham sandwich. That is, of course, because the… Continue reading

  • Nov 1, 2017
  • By Bob Franken

“Encouraging investment” code for tax breaks

“Encouraging investment” code for tax breaks From the commentary by Kenai Peninsula Borough Mayor Mike Navarre and Fairbanks Mayor Jim Matherly published in the Clarion… Continue reading

  • Oct 31, 2017
  • By John Anderson
  • Letters

Saying goodbye to Kenai Peninsula United Way

Saying goodbye to Kenai Peninsula United Way The nonprofit agencies on the Kenai Peninsula would like to say thank you to the Kenai Peninsula United… Continue reading

Op-ed: Shocking but not surprising

It should surprise no one that when it comes to sexual harassment, members of Congress and their staffs are treated differently from the rest of… Continue reading

  • Oct 31, 2017

What others say: We like it like that

It’s a done deal and one that Alaska likes. No disrespect intended toward Ohio, but this is Alaska, not Ohio. President Donald Trump asked Alaska’s… Continue reading

  • Oct 31, 2017

Op-ed: Intense tents

Some will remember that Ronald Reagan used to describe the GOP as a “big tent,” meaning it had room for a large spectrum of approaches… Continue reading

  • Oct 29, 2017
  • By Bob Franken

Editorial: Want to influence an election? Vote

With the bulk of absentee and questioned ballots from Tuesday’s run-off election for borough mayor counted, Charlie Pierce maintains a slim lead over Linda Hutchings.… Continue reading

  • Oct 29, 2017
  • By Peninsula Clarion Editorial

Op-ed: A taxing situation

Federal income tax was first introduced under the Revenue Act of 1861 to help defray war costs. Congress repealed the tax in 1871 when the… Continue reading

  • Oct 29, 2017
  • By Cal Thomas

Op-ed: Trump is the GOP mainstream

The showdown between President Donald Trump and Sen. Jeff Flake turned out to be no contest. It wasn’t Trump who was out of the GOP… Continue reading

  • Oct 29, 2017
  • By Rich Lowry

Editorial: Nothing ‘neutral’ about it

When the Alaska Board of Fisheries says it wants to meet in a “neutral” location, just what does that mean? Last week, the board voted… Continue reading

  • Oct 26, 2017
  • By Peninsula Clarion Editorial

Op-ed: The Facebook farce

The Kremlin knows a bargain when it sees it. We are supposed to believe that it bought the American presidential election last year with $100,000… Continue reading

  • Oct 26, 2017
  • By Rich Lowry

What others say: Bipartisan health-care bill fills immediate need

The Alexander-Murray health-care bill is a rare bipartisan effort on a topic that has generated white-hot political controversy. If Donald Trump wants to show some… Continue reading

  • Oct 26, 2017
  • By Arizona Republic editorial

Voices of Alaska: Bloodied but unbowed in the fight to protect PFDs

Now is the time to enshrine Permanent Fund Dividends in the Alaska Constitution to protect your share of Alaska’s mineral wealth from politicians, and to… Continue reading

  • Oct 26, 2017
  • By REP. GABRIELLE LEDOUX

Letter to the editor: Legislature should further consider oil tax regime

Legislature should further consider oil tax regime Would you like us to chop off your index finger, confiscate your automobile or sell your oldest child… Continue reading

Letter to the editor: Hutchings a mayoral candidate with a positive outlook, community concern

Hutchings a mayoral candidate with a positive outlook, community concern I am so grateful to live in the Central Peninsula area. Last year we were… Continue reading