Photos: 2019 Crow Pass Crossing
Photos from the wilderness marathon through the Chugach Mountains, July 20, 2019.
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‘I don’t really know what’s left’: Dunleavy budget vetoes raze hemp program, threaten Alaska-grown store produce
The state agriculture division laid off 20 employees. Funding was cut for loans and seed inspections.
On a challenging day in the mountains, Scott Patterson wins a record 6th Crow Pass title
The Anchorage man didn’t challenge the course record but he grabbed sole possession of the record for the most wins by a man.
Christy Marvin claims her fifth straight Crow Pass Crossing win
Thirty seconds separated the top three women in the 22.5-mile wilderness race, with Ann Penelope Spencer finishing second and Jessica Vetsch third.
Hawaii vacation or a summer wedding in Homer: My boyfriend and I can’t stop fighting over which to skip
Relationship advice: My boyfriend wants me to skip out on being my friend’s bridesmaid so we can go on the Hawaii trip we planned but could do any weekend of the year.
Here are the four budget issues Alaska lawmakers still need to address
The Legislature is working through its second special session in Juneau.
Governor’s spending on ads to boost supporters and confront rivals surpasses $35,000
The ads include paper mailers and Facebook promotions; there may be additional costs.
Dunleavy budget vetoes will mean a sharp increase in people living in camps and cars, service providers say
Children, pregnant women, elderly, disabled and seriously mentally ill Alaskans will lose shelter under the cuts, they say.
Letter: Forget-me-not
Let us find a path of true and undying love for our state. Let us cling to the connections that bind us together as Alaskans.
Letter: UAA money
Why is the University of Alaska Anchorage spending so much money on advertising against the governor cutting their funding?
Letter: Just the beginning
Can you imagine three more years of this? Is it not clear that Alaskans must find a leader more suited to the challenges that face us?
Letter: Petty dictatorships
It is our duty as patriots and citizens to stand up to both administrations and make sure we vote these two individuals out of office.
Letter: Dividend doesn’t make business sense
If Alaska were a well-run business, the Permanent Fund dividend wouldn’t be happening this year and taxes would be in order.