Like peace talks in Geneva or nuclear negotiations in Vienna, Anchorage’s growing profile for Arctic policy and research makes us a natural venue for high-stakes decisions about the future of the Far North.
These vacancies present a logistical nightmare for schools.
This is a preventable accident waiting to happen, and Gov. Dunleavy is directly responsible.
All of us are paying in every insurance premium that adds to every employers’ bottom line and finds its way into our stream of consumer goods.
It is time for the U.S. and NATO allies to raise the temperature and slap Putin squarely across the chops. I
My parents had a phrase for men like this: flim-flam man.
Our state needs a champion with wisdom and leadership while having the ability to reach common ground.
Our relationship building through trust has brought collaboration once thought to be impossible.
SB 140 attempts to legislate against fears that simply do not play out.
One step at a time, I am regaining my life.
Unfortunately, flies are attracted to the dung heap.
The police seem to have no problem with the noise; they allow the culprits to do what they want with no consideration for others.
Gov. Mike Dunleavy has clearly not learned this simple, ironclad lesson that I learned as a teenager.
Once again, I say Alaska, be proud of your state and local shop owners who provide this service.
I believe Sarah was also a hockey mom. Hockey moms are the greatest.
It is time to start investing in child care just as we invest in public schools.
If done properly, the conditions of approval will be clearly documented and captured in the public record.
I read with horror and anger the article about the troopers spraying pepper spray in a child’s face.
To make up for the Legislature’s inaction, I hope and pray that many of us will join in donating at least that war-caused inflated portion of the Permanent Fund to reputable relief organizations.
My parents use to phrase it, “Focus on how to move past boulder No. 14 on your road of life.”