Monthly Archives: July, 2020

Historic Kenai Classic will have to wait until 2021

Suzanne Downing - July 21, 2020 10

The Kenai River Sportfishing Association says the 28th annual Ted Stevens Kenai River Classic will have to wait until 2021. The decision came after...

NTSB says wrong fuel led to crash near Aniak on May 28

Suzanne Downing - July 20, 2020 0

The wrong fuel was pumped into a Division of Forestry plane that crashed near the village of Aniak on May 28, according to the...

Juneau to discuss mask mandate, systemic racism

Suzanne Downing - July 19, 2020 29

Public testimony will be taken by the Juneau Assembly at its Monday meeting on two controversial ordinances: One that would require a face mask...

Google says ban on ad for Alaska State Troopers is a misunderstanding

Suzanne Downing - July 19, 2020 16

A YouTube video promotion for the Alaska State Troopers went viral, after it became known that the video had been banned from the YouTube...

Marathon public hearing continues on vagrant plan, as grassroots rally to oppose

Suzanne Downing - July 19, 2020 33

Has Mayor Ethan Berkowitz poked the bear that is the silent majority? He may have. The grassroots in Anchorage has become activated as taxpayers...

Liz Snyder, candidate and dirt scientist, now wants you to refer to her as ‘doctor’

Suzanne Downing - July 18, 2020 48

Democrat Liz Snyder, working to unseat Republican Rep. Lance Pruitt in District 27, has changed her social media profile for a third time. It's cool...

Yet again: Outside group and lawyer Kendall try to force more ballot changes in court

Suzanne Downing - July 18, 2020 11

File this story under "No good deed goes unpunished." The Division of Elections decided to mail out absentee ballot applications to all senior citizen...

Round 4 for Berkowitz plan

Anchorage Daily Planet - July 17, 2020 12

ANCHORAGE DAILY PLANET After again hearing hours of mostly negative testimony on the city’s plan to use $22.5 million in CARES Act funding to purchase...

Who benefits from Alaska’s binding caucuses?

GUEST CONTRIBUTOR - July 17, 2020 19

By LANCE ROBERTS We’ve had many interesting legislative sessions in Alaska this last decade, but these last two years have really highlighted a unique situation we’re...

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Michael Tavoliero: When schools fail to teach about money, they teach dependency

Linda Boyle: ACIP’s first meeting cuts through the noise on RSV and flu shots

Breaking: Governor calls special session for August

Hijack attempt: ‘No Kings’ protesters will take to the streets on July 4

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Michael Tavoliero: When schools fail to teach about money, they teach dependency

Linda Boyle: ACIP’s first meeting cuts through the noise on RSV and flu shots

Breaking: Governor calls special session for August