It seems Proctor & Gamble is opting to soften their Charmin toilet paper, or have their paper towel Bounty, absorb your spilled mishaps, through rough-cutting… Continue reading
“Don’t JACC up my taxes.”
State has a 60-year history of making bad choices in care for disabled psychiatric patient.
Together we can work to build a better future for Alaska.
It hurts so much every time my peers leave because they can’t afford to live here.
“The Freedom to Vote: John R. Lewis Act is a comprehensive pro-democracy bill…”
Just in time for Invasive Species Awarenes Week.
Regarding the recent My Turn urging the Legislature to swiftly regulate the use of PFAS compounds in the state, we urge policymakers to first consider… Continue reading
The Republican Party now calls the Jan.6 insurrection ““legitimate political discourse.”
Let us not let this opportunity slip away by refusing to seize this epochal moment.
It’s about making sure kids and volatile adults don’t get ahold of loaded firearms.
I keep reading about Rep. David Eastman having joined the Oath Keepers 18 years ago but have not read anything about his condemning the participants… Continue reading
Where they live is crucial to the success of their work.
As oil prices rise, Alaska is going to get a billion-plus extra state revenue.
House Bill 52 burdens 98.5% of Cook Inlet fishermen.
Can Dunleavy be held liable for COVID illnesses or deaths of Alaska’s National Guard members?
I was interested to see that the flight cancellations in Yakutat made the newspaper headlines on Wednesday, Dec. 8. Alaska Airlines had to cancel several… Continue reading
This letter is based on my experience with the fluctuation of salmon prices, simple economics and upside down politics! In the past year or so… Continue reading
Candidates for Congress make all kinds of promises for about what they will do for us if we elect them. Congress passed laws prohibiting less-costly… Continue reading
I was disappointed when I read the front page article regarding the veterinarian shortage,
