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Monthly Archives: September, 2021

Mayor Bronson announces members of Anchorage economic revitalization team

Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson announced the members of the Anchorage Economic Revitalization and Diversification Advisory Committee: Paul Landes, Senior Vice President, Consumer Services, GCIShawn Williams, Vice...

Attorney General Taylor signs letter opposing ATF’s proposed rule on guns

Alaska Attorney General Treg Taylor joined 21 other attorneys general in opposing the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives proposed rule to require...

WHO says Covid is here to stay, and Alaska numbers point to that

To date, more than 88,658 Alaskans have had a bout with the Covid-19 virus that originated in Wuhan, China in 2019 and has spread...

Close call: FAA report shows one Cessna left tire marks on the other midair on Saturday

A midair collision with minor damage near Anchorage between two Cessnas was reported on the Federal Aviation Administration. The incident happened on Sept. 4. A...

Hostage situation? Goldbelt-chartered plane still pinned to tarmac as Taliban, State Department negotiate terms

Six jets are said to be still stuck at the airport in Mazar-i-Sharif, Afghanistan's fourth-largest city. The Taliban will not allow them to exit,...

Jones Act penalties under new Biden interpretation add up for Alaska pollock shippers, could cause shortages

U.S. Customs and Border Protection has cause havoc in the Alaska pollock fishery by issuing Jones Act penalty of about S350 million, according to...

Rep. Kevin McCabe: Disaster declarations — the cure that’s worse than the ailment

By REP. KEVIN MCCABE After celebrating fleecing Alaskans of their Permanent Fund dividends yet again, the House Democrat Coalition and its allies began the drumbeat designed to...

A glance at the candidates for Mat-Su races

Nov. 2, 2021 is the date for the Mat-Su Borough local elections. The Mat-Su Borough is home to more than one out of every...

Breaking: Taliban holding planes with Americans on ground, including one chartered by Alaska Native-owned Goldbelt

Newsweek reports that six private charter planes trying to evacuate at least 1,000 people -- including more than 100 Americans—out of Afghanistan have been...

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