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Monthly Archives: August, 2019

Today: Spending, PFD bill heads to governor

A bill that started out as a Permanent Fund dividend bill became an omnibus spending package in the Legislature, with more than $300 million...

MRAK Almanac: Fairbanks to become Purple Heart City

The MRAK Almanac is your place for political, cultural, and civic events, events where you’ll meet political leaders or, if you are interested in...

There’s a new sheriff in town

ADF&G photo: Doug Vincent-Lang By GREG BRUSH Acting responsibly. Embracing culpability for one's actions. Admitting mistakes of the past and making conservative, albeit sometimes unpopular decisions,...

Sarah Palin’s lawsuit against NYT reinstated

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's defamation lawsuit against the New York Times has been reinstated by a panel of New York judges in the Second...

Data miners gather in Anchorage

A new breed of miners -- data miners -- is having its annual convention in Anchorage this week. The KDD Conference brings together researchers and...

Red flag: The issue is sociopathic young men

By ART CHANCE The Left is in full song for gun control and especially “assault weapons” bans, even though the best definition for an assault...

House committee leaders blast governor over possible API privatization

Within hours of the announcement that the Alaska Psychiatric Institute is no longer facing closure by the federal agencies that watch over it, the...

Man aims replica gun at cops, ends up full of holes

Anchorage police say a man near the Dave Rose Park in the Russian Jack neighborhood of Anchorage, was pointing a gun at houses. When...

Alaska Psychiatric Institute gets OK from Feds

The Alaska Psychiatric Institute, which was on the verge of losing its federal certification last year, has been cleared by the Centers for Medicare...

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