Letter: Strategies for discussion
Listen to people who agree and disagree with you. Be critical thinkers, not reactionary thinkers.
Letters to the Editor
Letter: Pre-K benefits overhyped
I am not “anti-education.” I just believe that our current model of having kids sit all day in a classroom ignores broader-based developmental needs.
Letter: Stop Trump
Here are a few ideas to put the country back on its legal — and moral — footing.
Letter: Excessive funding
Finally, some commentary writers who make sense but also do not concur with with state or teachers unions.
Letter: Let’s not destroy the state in order to save it
It is imperative to restore state climate change policies as we have a front row with center seats and cannot turn a blind eye.
Letter: Voter responsibility
When we do our part to tell legislators to quit spending money, there will be plenty for a Permanent Fund dividend.
Letter: Legislature should do its job
The Legislature will reveal where its loyalties lie, either to the executive and party, or to the people of Alaska, by what it does with the governor’s proposal.
Letter: Burdening property owners
The municipality keeps passing off bonds to the homeowners; what is the incentive to want to buy property?
Letter: Time for a bake sale?
Please get involved. Step up to do your fair share. The future of our state and country depend on your actions.
Letter: Let’s talk about education funding
Why are elected Republican officials — Gov. Mike Dunleavy, President Donald Trump and so forth — so afraid of educated voters?
Letter: Thoughts on Assange
The best scenario would be if he were extradited to the U.S. and we sent him back to his native Australia, where he could be pardoned after spending some time in jail.
Letter: A fundamental misunderstanding, or manipulation?
Either Gov. Dunleavy has a fundamental misunderstanding of the needs of everyday Alaskans, or his goal is to impress small-government Outsiders who don’t have to live with his cuts.