Opinions

While the recently completed legislative session was at times messy, the final outcome was a good one

Yes, things have moved quickly the past few years, but that’s all the more reason for our leaders to perform the kind of diligence taxpayers expect.

Delaying major projects will only add cost and discourage parents from staying in or moving to Anchorage.

Not continuing money for schools was disappointing, but a lot of good work was done. Sometimes years that are lean financially focus our attention.

The same reforms that will help working parents will also help working grandparents - and the economy as a whole.

As you head out to hit the water this year, here are a few tips to help you have a safe and citation-free season.

According to the Muni, Martin v. Boise does allow some leeway, but it’s the choice of where to apply it that bothers me.

All that noise is the sound of freedom. Think about it!

The article about Anchorage having a wildfire problem with road access is the same all over the state.

I’ll bet Treg Taylor doesn’t even believe Treg Taylor on that one.

I would like to see a proposal for how we can begin to stop the divisiveness that is occurring in our city, state and country.

You know what I have noticed from everywhere outside Texas? It is very uncommon that anyone will or can give you a good handshake.

Doctors and researchers are inching closer to making mastectomies a thing of the past.

Voters deserve better notice of such a huge spending proposal.

Stick with the mayor’s best plan and override the ill-informed.

While opponents of the oil industry argue that Alaska could make revenue through other means, they offer no real reasonable solutions on how we could transition away from oil and extraction as a whole.

Waving a flag doesn’t make you a patriot and holding a Bible doesn’t make you religious any more than holding a scalpel makes you a surgeon.

People living with Alzheimer’s are counting on us to get this decision reversed.

My thanks to the municipality for this excellent and speedy service. The undercarriage of my car thanks the pothole crews as well.

It’s gotten too easy for anyone trying to win over the public to promise way more than they can deliver.

I hope the approval process will be smoother and faster than in the past.

This entire situation should have been mitigated by those in charge if they had treated the houseless with dignity.