“Calling off names is one safe way, but it’s also easy. Getting my degree was not easy.”
“Both NCLH’s and Keystone’s plans smack of irony and hypocrisy.”
Are these changes offered most deplorable, yes.
I am compelled to express my appreciation and gratitude…
Hats off to Alaska’s medical and emergency services professionals
A lawmaker voted to convict a private citizen of insurrection without a hearing or witnesses.
Senators who vote not to convict need to apologize to families of those who died at the Capitol.
Don’t blame Canada, but don’t blame the U.S. either.
Here is an article I would like to see addressed by the Juneau Empire: Have we put the cart before the horse in 2021? With… Continue reading
Your intentions are clear, and ours will be felt by you at the polls.
It’s time for the Equal Rights Amendment to become law.
Current events bring me back to Sept. 11, 2001, and the U.S. post-9/11 response.
Apparently with just the stroke of a pen, President Biden can set laws for the country, raise taxes, put thousands of people out of work… Continue reading
I do not have all the answers, and I do know that Juneau residents can be agents of change.
Until every Juneauite who wants the vaccine is fully immunized, cruise ships shouldn’t be welcomed.
Letter to the editor Fairness legislation
sounds intriguing Deborah Craig’s Jan. 21 My Turn on the Fairness Doctrine suggests a potential solution-in-waiting to some media’s… Continue reading
Mr. Trump incited the riot where American terrorists broke into the Capitol building, did thousands of dollars in damage, brought guns, pipe bombs and ties,… Continue reading
Many of us have found peace and contentment through Al-Anon.
