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Yearly Archives: 2018

Double ballots, closed post office, and food for votes

TWO BALLOTS PER PERSON? YEP. At least one incident of two ballots sent to one voter has been documented in the Anchorage Municipal Election, which...

March Madness: Rep. Kawasaki runs gambling ring out of office

March Madness has swept the Capitol, and with nothing better to do, gambling is in full swing on state time. Democrat Rep. Scott Kawasaki's aide...

Adults in back, please

SMELLS LIKE TEEN SPIRIT? Juneau high school students walked out of school Wednesday to take their message of school safety to the state's Capitol, where...

April Hackney, political creative force, dies

April Hackney, half of the political team Hackney & Hackney, died early this morning at Providence Hospital after a brief illness. News of her...

Fed’s gasline decision timeline pushed to 2020

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has published its timeline for completing the Alaska LNG project’s environmental review, and it's later than Gov. Bill Walker...

Mat-Su taking big hit with ‘no-salmon-for-you’ surprise decision

ANOTHER WALKER ADMINISTRATION SLAM ON SOUTHCENTRAL ALASKANS Weak king salmon runs in recent years led the Alaska Department of Fish and Game to drastically cut...

Group forms ‘Alaskans for Hawkins’

A group based in Ketchikan has formed an independent political action committee to support businessman Scott Hawkins' race for governor. "Alaskans for Hawkins" filed as...

Anchorage Prop 1 twist: Should women’s shelter be forced to accept biological men?

IT'S NOT JUST ABOUT BATHROOMS ANYMORE This week, ballots are in the mail to Anchorage voters, and among the questions they'll be asked is Prop. 1:...

Board of Fisheries appointment cuts out Anchorage anglers, dip-netters

Friday night, without an announcement, Gov. Bill Walker nominated a commercial fisherman from Kodiak to replace a sport fishing representative from Anchorage on the...

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