State, Alaska Native corporations among those who see carbon market potential, but questions remain.
Katie Botz’s presence — and brief absence — as a victims advocate led to a big win and governor’s honor.
It may take a special session.
Maybe the answer is fish.
The red dresses were a symbol.
Suspended by rope from the eaves the feeder hangs between me and the morning sun. Shadows dance across my newspaper as three chickadees, dart between… Continue reading
It becomes easier to play the victim card than try to understand another’s viewpoint.
In a way, the protest was a year in the works.
Immigration was one of the hot-button issues in Friday night’s debate with independent Alyse Galvin.
Two mayoral candidates are well ahead of the pack in terms of money raised among municipal candidates.
The Alaska Department of Transportation and the state chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union appear to have reached partial agreement on the issue of campaign signs along state roads.
I was making breakfast and packing my kid’s lunch the other day, listening to the news on public radio, and I was surprised to hear… Continue reading
Nadine Lefebvre, the president of the Juneau Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO, prepared to read the winning raffle numbers at Monday’s annual Labor Day picnic. Before… Continue reading