Monthly Archives: July, 2019
Who is Devilsmile and why is he calling for violence against Republicans?
The man who has called for lynch-mobbing of Republican legislators on Twitter appears to be none other than the president of the Anchorage Municipal...
Ferry workers ponder strike
The Inland Boatman's Union hasn't actually taken a strike vote since earlier this year, although it's been negotiating a contract with the state since...
Don Young launches veterans’ history project
Alaska is home to a higher percentage of veterans than any other state, and they each have a story to tell.
This month, Alaska Congressman Don...
Listicle: Lawsuits piling up against Dunleavy Administration
Does it seem like everyone is suing the Dunleavy Administration? A growing number of legislative and budgetary lawsuits have been filed in recent weeks...
Camp Berkowitz video highlights ‘nothing to report’ mayor
"Reformed Snowflake," a videographer with a YouTube channel, has been at it again.
With some current footage of the 37-tent squatters' encampment on the...
Back to Juneau: Dunleavy changes venue
In a major olive branch to the House and Senate Majorities, Gov. Michael Dunleavy changed the location of the second Special Session from Wasilla...
Key to university moving forward: Decentralize
By FORREST NABORS
I am taking the liberty to inform you about the difficult situation with University of Alaska Anchorage. Nobody has prompted me to...
Galvin v. Young, Round 2
Alyse Galvin said she woke up yesterday morning, ate breakfast, and filed for her second run against Congressman Don Young.
In 2018, she lost to...
Alaska life hack: Measles in Kenai
A teenager who had traveled to Arizona was diagnosed with measles in Soldotna/Kenai this week. The teen, who had not had vaccinations, tested positive...
MRAK Almanac: Testify, eat pie, drink coffee edition
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