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Yearly Archives: 2020

Chief Justice Bolger to retire

Chief Justice Joel Bolger notified Gov. Mike Dunleavy last week of his plan to retire from the court, effective on June 30, 2021. The...

Grants from CARES Act money going to drag queen classes, virtual gender-bend performances in Juneau

Juneau Municipal government has released its list of CARES Act grants that it has awarded to artists, and it includes funding for online drag...

Anchorage open meetings lawsuit has Friday court date

Alaskans for Open Meetings has a court date for Friday, Dec. 4, when the group is asking the court to force the Municipality of...

Lawsuit filed over Ballot Measure 2, ranked choice voting, jungle primary

VIOLATION OF FIRST AMENDMENT AND MORE A lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Ballot Measure 2, which changes the manner in which people vote in Alaska,...

Anchorage mayor kills economy, puts people on more welfare with ‘vouchers’

It's Giving Tuesday, and the Anchorage mayor is in on the action. On the very day when she has shut down the Anchorage economy...

Social police: Anchorage newspaper uses Dave Stieren for target practice

Not to be outdone by the local alternative press, the Anchorage Daily News found Sunday a slow-enough news day that the social media comments...

Art Chance: Dred Scott decision made war inevitable in 1857; will 2021 be another watershed year?

By ART CHANCE The year 2020 seems poised to join 1857 as a watershed year in American History.     From the Founding, America’s irrepressible conflict had been...

Fagan: Will Dunleavy cower to the media over Dave Stieren?

By DAN FAGAN The fear of COVID-19 has created more pain, suffering, and death than the virus itself. The solution has been worse than the...

Dunleavy provides additional bailout for Anchorage, begs Assembly to help small businesses

Gov. Mike Dunleavy expedited the release of the remaining $20 million in federal CARES Act funding for the Municipality of Anchorage. The intent is...

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