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
Last Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nominated President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. “It’s well deserved, and you should get it,” Netanyahu… Continue reading
Ignoring essential basic services while spending money on projects and services that few want or need doesn’t make Juneau more affordable
The senator said she added a provision that delays new federal penalties on Alaska for its high error rate in processing SNAP benefits.
Courage is doing what is necessary even when it’s difficult or scary.
Service changes when there is a relationship involved
She has no excuse for not following the model Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., set when he killed Joe Biden’s biggest initiative in 2021.
I took a little liberty with their statement because they took a lot of liberty with the facts.
In January 2017, I penned a My Turn entitled “Homeless Not Helpless” for the Juneau Empire. In that column, I defended then-Mayor Koelsch’s sponsorship of… Continue reading
It’s like the Klondike run, except with bikes