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Yearly Archives: 2019

Human Rights Commission director was regulating ‘hate speech’

MARTI BUSCAGLIA DIGS DEEPER THE MORE SHE EXPLAINS HERSELF Pro-tip for Marti Buscaglia: She may want to just stop talking to the press. She's not...

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Spring revenue forecast: North Slope oil at $68.90 for FY19

THEN DROPS TO $66 PER BARREL FOR 2020 The Alaska Department of Revenue released the spring 2019 revenue forecast today. The spring forecast includes the...

Some human rights, not others?

THE ANCHORAGE DAILY PLANET If the state is looking to save a couple of million dollars, it should start in the governor’s office by red-lining...

Dunleavy investigating bureaucrat’s attack on gun-loving plumber

HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION MAY HAVE ABUSED AUTHORITY Gov. Michael Dunleavy has asked the Department of Law to launch an investigation into the apparent abuse of...

Sitka road project awarded

CONSTRUCTION JOBS THIS SUMMER ON BARANOF ISLAND A nine-mile gravel road up one side of Katlian Bay near Sitka will finally be under construction this...

Human Rights Commission vs. First, Second Amendment

COMMISSION ORDERS MAN TO MOVE HIS TRUCK, DUE TO GUN DECAL Brenton Linegar owns a small plumbing contracting business in Anchorage. His firm was working...

Rep. Stutes fixates on ferry system, while state needs go unheeded

REPS. MERRICK AND RASMUSSEN SAY PORT OF ALASKA AND JUNEAU ACCESS  ARE BEING IGNORED Following the third public hearing on the Alaska Marine Highway System...

Cruise industry, Juneau settle lawsuit

NO MORE BRONZE WHALES A lawsuit that Cruise Lines International Association of Alaska filed against the City and Borough of Juneau has been settled. The...

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