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Monthly Archives: April, 2019

UAA education program axed by board of regents

In a 6-5 vote, the University of Alaska Board of Regents discontinued seven teacher development programs at University of Alaska Anchorage, effective Sept. 1. The...

Breaking: Human Rights Commission director resigns

BLACK RIFLES MATTER Must Read Alaska has learned that Marti Buscaglia, the embattled executive director of the Alaska Human Rights Commission, has resigned, effective April...

Rep. Louise Stutes on an income tax: “Agreed!”

It's tax season and only seven days left to the federal tax filing deadline of April 15. Just in time for Rep. Louise Stutes...

Don Young: Help a vet

Congressman Don Young has posted a short video encouraging Alaskans to reach out to help prevent suicide among the military community. It's apparently a...

Anchorage Police now have dedicated cell service

The Anchorage Police Department is using new phone technology from the First Responder Network Authority, a national communications platform that allows first responders to...

‘Rusty Tusty’ service is delayed due to … rust

OCEAN-GOING FERRY WON'T BE IN SERVICE UNTIL MAY 18 The Alaska ferry M/V Tustumena is staying put at the Vigor Ketchikan Shipyards for now, due...

Push for Dunleavy’s amendments

It is time for Alaskans to talk to their representatives and senators about Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s trio of proposed constitutional amendments aimed at addressing...

MRAK Almanac: Trumpeter swans and Arctic Man

On April 8, 1944, the Alaska Juneau Gold Mine, Alaska’s largest, closed down at midnight, due to the high cost of labor and low price...

Rep. Zack Fields gunning for Public Safety commissioner

DEMOCRAT POSSE ATTACKS SECOND WOMAN NOMINEE The House State Affairs Committee was a rough neighborhood for Public Safety Commissioner nominee Amanda Price on Friday.  The...

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