Sheila Selkregg

March for Science, Earth Day have obvious relevance in a state where there's nothing speculative about the effects of climate change -- we can see it and measure it here.

OPINION: Mayor Sullivan used budget games to inflict deficits on Anchorage, then laid the blame on Begich.

A few years ago when I was an Assembly member, I asked a local developer why he wasn't more active in the Title 21 process.

In 1958, when our family moved into a little house on L Street, it didn't take a week before the grownups in the neighborhood got to know my sister, brother and me by our first names.

If you care about Anchorage and its future, you should be against the Knik Arm bridge. The bridge is a vastly expensive project, proposed 50 years before its time. It will drain our community's economy at the cost of serving the "lucky" and somewhat mysterious landowners on the other side.