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Monthly Archives: April, 2019

Mat-Su Assembly approves full PFD and constitutional spending cap

What started out as a simple resolution opposing state cuts to education took on an entirely different look by the end of the Mat-Su...

MRAK Almanac: Let it rain bikes

April 18, 1939: Glacier Bay National Monument (established in 1925 by President Calvin Coolidge) was enlarged to over 2, 069,760 acres by President Roosevelt, using...

Floyd Hall, stolen car finder, back in court Wednesday

The man who has recovered as many as 500 stolen vehicles in Anchorage has another court hearing on April 17. Just prior to his...

Law enforcement community backs Price in committee

REP. FIELDS READS ANONYMOUS EMAIL INTO THE RECORD In a press conference today in the governor's conference room in Juneau, and then again in the...

North Pole superintendent says male students disciplined

CORRECTING THE RECORD ON THE BATHROOM GROIN-KICK INCIDENT In a letter to parents and interested community members, the superintendent of the North Pole School District...

Breaking: Acting director of Human Rights Commission resigns

'BLACK RIFLES' MATTER FALLOUT CONTINUES Sarah Monkton, the acting executive director of the Alaska Human Rights Commission has resigned, Must Read Alaska has learned. Earlier this...

Kangaroo court: Committee tries to sink Fish Board nominee

The retired Alaska Superior Court judge was no doubt ready for the barrage of heavy fire he took in the combined House Fisheries/Natural Resources...

Dunleavy accepts resignation of public defender — immediately

BETH GOLDSTEIN IS ACTING PUBLIC DEFENDER Gov. Michael Dunleavy accepted the resignation of Public Defender Quinlan Steiner on Friday, and named Beth Goldstein as acting...

Knik-Goose Bay Road reconstruction has new design concept

The Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities has an updated design concept for the Knik-Goose Bay Road reconstruction for the Centaur Avenue to...

Retired judges cackle during committee hearing on Judicial Council

A couple of retired judges sat in the back of the Senate Judiciary meeting and cackled loudly on Friday as Sen. Mike Shower and...

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