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Yearly Archives: 2019

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

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 getting to...

Education funds will flow while lawsuit proceeds

Attorney General Kevin Clarkson entered into a legal agreement with the Alaska Legislature on Tuesday to ensure funds for public education will be disbursed...

A day in Wasilla for House Finance

The testimony before the House Finance Committee meeting in Wasilla on Tuesday showed the stark differences in how Alaskans view the role of the...

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