Monthly Archives: June, 2019
EPA will resume work on Pebble
The Environmental Protection Agency is resuming work to lift water pollution restrictions that it put on the Pebble Project during the Obama Administration, Must...
Air Force One, Trump stopping at JBER on way to Japan
Update: Gov. Michael Dunleavy will meet with the president at 4 pm at JBER.
It looks like President Donald Trump's aircraft will be refueling either...
Ornithologists consider changing ‘confederate’ name of bird
MOVE TO 'WOKE-WASH' MCCOWN'S LONGSPUR FAILS AT ANCHORAGE MEETING
At their annual conference that is being held in Anchorage this week, the American Ornithological Society...
One fish, two fish, too many goldfish in Cuddy pond
British Columbia has been battling goldfish infestations in its ponds and lakes. Even Gustavus had a goldfish invasion, after someone let their pet fish...
Juneau bishop to fill in at Anchorage Diocese until new archbishop named
Juneau Bishop Andrew Bellisario has been named by Pope Frances as the temporary leader of the Anchorage Archdiocese until a new archbishop is named...
MRAK Almanac: Resource Development Council is on tap
6/26: 44th Annual Membership Luncheon for Resource Development Council featuring speaker Joe Balash, Assistant Secretary of Department of Interior and Gov. Michael Dunleavy, also a keynote...
Alaska life hack: Are you due an unemployment insurance refund?
Alaskans who worked for more than one employer in 2018, earned over $39,500, and paid more than $197.50 in unemployment insurance contributions, may be...
Scofflaw legislative leaders make Alaska statutes ‘optional’
By REP. BEN CARPENTER
Danger -- without action on our part, following the law in Alaska is about to become optional.
Meeting in Wasilla for the...
Let the people of Alaska decide
By THE ANCHORAGE DAILY PLANET
Gov. Mike Dunleavy has told the legislative Permanent Fund dividend working group that any changes to the annual payout should...
Mat-Su Delegation says moving special session illegal
With the presiding officers of the House and Senate determined to not bring the second special session of the Legislature to Wasilla, the Mat-Su...