Both the House and the Senate voted unanimously to create the AMHOB.
Schoolhouse rock and a hard place.
I was born and raised in the Valley, where our family could see the Mendenhall Glacier from our driveway. The glacier hosted many of our… Continue reading
FTF will continue to monitor this issue and urge Juneau residents to do likewise.
A win in dealing with City and Borough of Juneau is when both sides feel they have been treated fairly. A loss is when both… Continue reading
Submit your comments by Feb. 21, 2023.
This week, Waste Management, the Texas based company that owns and operates the landfill, nearly tripled the charge for residents who chose to dump their… Continue reading
LunaFest 2023 was JPCC’s most successful fundraising event ever.
At a recent Alaska State Senate Education Committee hearing at the Capitol, there seemed to be general agreement that state school funding was lagging behind… Continue reading
Three new alternatives don’t go far enough.
The Roadless Rule, as currently comprised with an exception provision, works.
Will good suggestions get lost in state bureaucracy?
The WFC lawsuit is a contagion of extremist judicial activism that must be stopped.
Kelly Tshibaka claims to understand why voter turnout for the 2022 general election was the lowest in the state’s history. According to Preserve Democracy, a… Continue reading
Juneau is very fortunate to have this rich biological resource…
The last Congress was one of the best for our state in recent memory…
In the early 1980s, I attended graduate school at Brown University. Then, only two Soviet-born and raised students were at Brown. I was from Kiev… Continue reading
Compromise is the right thing to do and they should do it.
What about “Always Thinking” or “Always Working” or just “Always Building Coalitions for Alaska.”
I’ve been thinking about Pat White’s recent My Turn, Is anyone else concerned about the upcoming cruise season? Pat asks, “Isn’t a million (visitors) enough”?… Continue reading
