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Monthly Archives: April, 2020

Anchorage early results: Allard wins for Eagle River

PRELIMINARY: ASSEMBLY STAYS IN LIBERAL HANDS With half of the votes counted in the Anchorage Municipal election, it appears that while some races are close,...

Department of Law says North Slope Borough seizure of RavnAir assets is not legal

A Department of Law opinion issued today states that the North Slope Borough doesn't have the authority to seize the property of RavnAir, which...

Finance co-chair doesn’t trust rural Alaskans with early P-Fund dividend

By ANDREW JENSEN “Have you ever been to the villages at dividend time?” That was the question posed to me during a phone call from House...

Elijah Verhagen files for House District 6

REP. DAVE TALERICO DECIDES TO PASS ON RUNNING Elijah Verhagen, a legislative aide from Nenana, has file a letter of intent to run for House...

Daily update: 22 new cases for total of 213 in Alaska

A jump in cases in the past 24 hours brought the total cases of COVID-19 in Alaska to 213. On Monday, only six new...

State budget trimmed back close to size Dunleavy originally proposed

MOST LEGISLATIVE ADD-ONS VETOED Gov. Mike Dunleavy today announced he is signing a budget that is about the same size as the one he proposed...

Union shop busy calling for votes in Anchorage election?

MAYOR'S ESSENTIAL SERVICE: GETTING OUT THE BLUE VOTE On Monday, one day before the end of the Anchorage municipal election, MRAK counted 14 trucks and...

A tale of two villages: Angoon’s call to punish, and Anaktuvuk’s call to not panic

VILLAGE LEADERS TRY TO KEEP VILLAGES SAFE -- THEIR OWN WAY When Michael Pitka came back to be with family in the Tlingit village of...

Carl Brady passes

Carl Brady, a longtime trustee of the Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation and community and political activist, has passed. He died at Providence Hospital today. Brady...

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