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Monthly Archives: February, 2021

Nearly 20 percent of Alaskan adults now vaccinated

POLICE OFFICERS STILL NOT ON THE LIST Of the 593,000 adults over the age of 18 in Alaska, 114,117 have already received their first dose...

Dunleavy: ‘Do your research’ on misinformation being spread about virus

Gov. Dunleavy made a passionate plea to Alaskans to help stop the spread of misinformation about the COVID-19 virus. In a press conference broadcast...

Dunleavy gets support from 20 Democrats for new emergency declaration

They may oppose the governor in every other way, but all 20 House Democrats (including the two undeclared representatives and one Republican who caucuses...

The Montana Plan? Let’s take a look

Another February in an odd numbered year, and another unorganized Alaska State Legislature.  Not that anyone is surprised by this. Hundreds of thousands of...

Breaking: Chief Doll is finalist for San Jose police chief

Sources have confirmed that Anchorage Police Chief Justin Doll is a finalist for police chief for San Jose, Calif. The city of San Jose has...

Testifiers win: Assembly libs stand down on free speech sanction, mask ordinance

The Anchorage Assembly on Tuesday night decided to back away from a resolution from Assemblywoman Meg Zaletel reprimanding Assemblywoman Jamie Allard for her social...

No fireworks for Juneau?

Juneau had a Black Lives Matter march last June that drew several hundred people to make demands of the city regarding various policing policies. Two...

Breaking: Sullivan votes no, Murkowski votes yes to proceed on impeachment

During today's impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump in the U.S. Senate, senators voted 56-44 to proceed. Alaska's Senate team, Sens. Dan Sullivan...

Rest in peace, Anchorage tax cap

By BOB MAIER Standing true to their mantra of "housing first" for the homeless, Anchorage municipal government is also providing permanent housing for Anchorage Assembly...

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