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Yearly Archives: 2020

AK Supreme Court wonders about one item on recall petition: Is it even true?

NO DECISION UNTIL AFTER APRIL 20 The Alaska Supreme Court today asked for further information in the matter of whether or not the recall of...

Democrats’ national convention postponed

Alaska Democrats planning to go to the party's national convention in July will need to change their tickets. The Democratic National Committee was scheduled...

Hoke out as federal co-chair of Denali Commission

Jason Hoke is out as the federal co-chair for the Denali Commission. Hoke offered his resignation effective this week, Must Read Alaska has learned.  Four workplace-based...

10 new cases; total of 143, no new deaths, hospitalizations

RESTAURANT AND BARS WILL REMAIN CLOSED TO DINE-IN FOR NOW The number of cases of COVID-19 coronavirus rose to 143 today in Alaska with 10...

Help Alaskans. Pay the full dividend now

By JIM CRAWFORD Alaska’s fishermen are going to be financially hurt as a result of the COVID-19 coronavirus. Restaurant workers are being furloughed.  Tourism companies are...

COVID daily update: 14 more cases; 133 total in Alaska

The Alaska Department of Health and Social Services today announced 14 new cases of COVID-19 in five Alaska communities – Anchorage (2), Eagle River...

Prudhoe Bay worker has COVID-19; Slope work slows

Update: The worker is an Alaskan who had recently traveled out of state but returned before the mandatory 14-day quarantine was put into effect. BP...

April fools – joke is on you with ML&P, Chugach Electric

By BOB MAIER Filed on April 1, 2019 with the Regulatory Commission of Alaska, Chugach Electric’s application to purchase Municipal Light & Power remains unresolved...

Judge denies state employee union’s request for instant restraining order

 Superior Court Judge Thomas A. Matthews said no to the Alaska State Employees Association, which was trying to force the State of Alaska to send...

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