Sitka historical park gets benefit of Native knowledge in unique partnership
A new collaboration between the Sitka Tribe of Alaska and the National Park Service is the first of its kind in the country.
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ANWR and sensible budget solution
We need a sales tax. A really small one, if for no other reason than to capture the short-termers who just come here for the oil or ulu knives.
Letter: Murkowski should oppose Kavanaugh
Sen. Murkowski can pick any reason she likes — there are many good reasons to oppose him. Her easiest “out” is to simply comply with the GOP’s own “McConnell Rule,” deferring any Supreme Court confirmation in an election year.
Soldotna man arrested on 41 charges stemming from vacation home burglaries
The 27-year-old had been wanted by police on a long list of charges related to a series of burglaries between October of 2017 and February of 2018 in the Big Eddy subdivision of Soldotna.
Letter: Good luck contacting our delegation
I recently contacted our three representatives in Washington, D.C., about the recent controversy involving immigration and the separation of children from their families at the southern border.
Letter: Performance moment in poor taste
The left is pushing its agenda at most colleges, at high schools and now at a children’s performance.
Letter: Governor’s Pebble stance stupefies
This state’s economy is based on resources, and Gov. Walker just sent a message to the industry that they’re not welcome here. Why?
Construction projects on the rise in North Pole
A population boost is expected after new fighter jet squadrons are stationed at Eielson Air Force Base.
Letter: DOT failing to effectively manage brush
Is this an example of wasting taxpayer dividend money by using the wrong tool to do the job quickly and effectively?
After about $137,000 in fines, Anchorage considers new software to track employee safety training
Over the years, safety inspectors have cited the city for either failing to give employees legally required training or failing to document it correctly.
Letter: More history on Point Woronzof
An interpretive sign highlighting both Vancouver’s important exploratory voyage and the Dena’ina’s long and intimate association with Nuch’ishtunt would be an appropriate step toward a better public awareness of our city’s deep and fascinating history.
Proposed National Park Service rule contrary to Alaska values
Living in Alaska, one of the first things one learns is to always respect wildlife. We value wildlife, not cruel and unsporting hunting practices.
Letter: Babcock misleads on dividend stance
A constitutional amendment protecting the PFD would prevent the imposition of the equivalent of a regressive tax on the poorest Alaskans.