George Matz

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George Matz, who lives in Fritz Creek, has experience in the private, public and nonprofit sectors. Before retiring from the state, he worked as a budget, policy, and project analyst as well as special assistant and legislative aide.

Letter: Who should decide?

It would be interesting to see the results of a national poll on theoretical candidates for Speaker of the House and President Pro Tempore of the Senate. Pollsters?

By George Matz●

January 01, 2023 at 9:18 am

Alaska’s fiscal crisis is a mindset

A combination of revenue measures would not necessitate severe cuts to agency operating budgets in order to balance the budget.

By George Matz●

April 16, 2019 at 11:33 am

4 better fixes for Alaska's permitting process than Gov. Parnell's 'streamline'

OPINION: Alaska's development permitting process needs help, but HB 77 isn't the way. Four steps that can be taken now to remedy the situation and create extra benefits to Alaska.

By George Matz●

October 24, 2013 at 7:44 pm

George Matz

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Letter: Who should decide?

Alaska’s fiscal crisis is a mindset

4 better fixes for Alaska's permitting process than Gov. Parnell's 'streamline'

Energy bills intended to address Cook Inlet gas shortage in doubt as end of legislative session approaches

Soldier fatally shot at Fairbanks bar was not involved in fight before shooting, charges say

After record fentanyl deaths, Alaska launches ‘One Pill Can Kill’ campaign

EDITORIAL: Permanent Fund should divest from a bad investment bet

Woman struck by train in Wasilla was local resident, police say

Energy bills intended to address Cook Inlet gas shortage in doubt as end of legislative session approaches

Soldier fatally shot at Fairbanks bar was not involved in fight before shooting, charges say

After record fentanyl deaths, Alaska launches ‘One Pill Can Kill’ campaign

EDITORIAL: Permanent Fund should divest from a bad investment bet

Woman struck by train in Wasilla was local resident, police say