On Friday, I was sitting at the computers at the Douglas Library still shocked at the horrific events in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio,… Continue reading
On closure of the Steep Creek trail out at the Mendenhall Glacier.
I was one of the passengers stranded in Ketchikan by the strike. We were given no information or help by Alaska Department of Transportation. The… Continue reading
The mark of a civilized society is the dignity with which we treat all people.
The Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend belongs to the people of Alaska, not the government.
Congratulations to the pro-democracy Alaska Legislators in the House and Senate on the passage, finally, of Senate Bill 2002. This is a small but necessary… Continue reading
The world in general is aging but Alaska is on the leading edge of the trend. Seniors are the fastest growing segment of the state… Continue reading
A recent letter opposed any city support for the New JACC. Everyone is entitled to his or her opinion; but no one is entitled to… Continue reading
I am writing in response to a recent Letter to the Editor making untrue claims about Juneau Animal Rescue’s response to a recent influx of… Continue reading
The building should not even be on the radar.
Model it after the Nenana Ice Classic.
“I don’t need a full PFD!”
I’m appalled at the lack of sensitivity about this subject.
We need to set a limit on the number and size of ships.
The university has the potential to bring in outside talent and income.
Let us hope that the Legislature chooses the course of protecting our dividend.
