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Monthly Archives: October, 2018

Breaking: Mallott forced out as lieutenant governor

Lieutenant Gov. Byron Mallott resigned today and Commissioner of Health and Social Services Valerie Davidson was sworn in as lieutenant governor. The events took place...

Is LGBTQ month in schools a form of month-long sex ed?

SOME FAIRBANKS PARENTS SAY THIS IS TOO FAR The Fairbanks North Star Borough School Board will consider a resolution Tuesday evening (Oct. 16) that adopts...

‘Ask Gabrielle’

ANCHORAGE DAILY PLANET At the risk of being accused of beating a dead voter, er, horse, we still wonder what happened in the District 15...

Assemblyman says ‘never mind’ on bike registration proposal

Anchorage Assemblyman Chris Constant last month proposed that all bikes in Anchorage be registered, pay a fee, or be fined for not doing so. There...

Village with highest voter increase will win $10,000 prize

CASH FOR VOTES IN RURAL ALASKA The Native village with the highest increase in voter turnout will receive a prize of $10,000 for its school...

Dunleavy signs sport new look: Save the PFD

The Dunleavy for Alaska campaign has set a new bar for graphic design excellence, and Alaskans have collected the whole set of campaign signs...

October Surprises: Walker sinks lower still

MORNING CONSULT POLL SHOWS WALKER...DOWN AND OUT? All year, Gov. Bill Walker has been the least popular governor in America who is facing reelection, according...

ACORN, reinvented, assisted Alaska’s Kavanaugh protesters in getting arrested

POLITICAL HARASSMENT TRAINER COMING BACK TO ANCHORAGE THIS MONTH ACORN, an organization that fell into disrepute and collapsed in disgrace, still has a walk-on role...

Ballot initiatives pose a threat, serving special interests

ANCHORAGE DAILY PLANET While the heated battle over whether Ballot Measure 1 is a boon or bane to Alaska and its natural resources rages on...

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