How did “Steady Eddie” do it? By working hard and being consistent.
Breaking the rules and treating people unfairly is not the answer, even if others do it first.
A seasonal sales tax likely would increase the tax burden for many Juneau families
The world around me hadn’t changed — only my vision had
What mattered to Putin at this moment in history was how easy it would be to get almost everything he wanted
Applications are now being accepted for the job of governor of Alaska
Alaska’s news sites were buzzing last week after President Donald Trump announced he would be meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin somewhere in the state on… Continue reading
We have lost so many of our beloved spots in recent years that it would create too much sadness to destroy our our beloved refuge
He keeps proving he can deliver on his promises
Gov. Mike Dunleavy wants us to think he’s doing it to improve ferry service between Juneau, Haines and Skagway
Tatay taught us, mostly, not by words, but by how he lived his life
What’s the rush to spend money designing a project that may never get built — that shouldn’t get built
The commerce of the world is different — immensely different — than it was decades ago
The post-war period saw a complex interplay of factors that dramatically changed the American diet and the way we approach food today
Nothing wrong with being an obstinate contrarian, unless you would rather learn, build consensus, truly govern and get something done.
If I was a successful minimizer, I would donate all the second-rate mugs to a Mug Rescue Society
Since winning Alaska’s lone U. S. House seat on Nov. 5, 2024, Rep. Nick Begich has astonished even his most ardent fans. With barely 200… Continue reading
Art, ideas or politics aren’t Christian because they quote the Bible or use Christian symbols.
He expects the networks to misrepresent any truth and censor any opinion that makes him look bad.
When that rare Juneau sunlight hit the canvas, St. Nicholas came to life, and swam in it
