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Memo: Anchorage health chief warns that licensing homeless shelters could mean more will be unsheltered in Anchorage

Suzanne Downing - June 3, 2021 14

Politics

Targeting faith-based organizations, Assembly is planning to expand zoning and require licenses for homeless shelters

Suzanne Downing - June 1, 2021 16

Politics

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

Suzanne Downing - February 10, 2021 25

Politics

Mat-Su considering change to 1st class borough

Suzanne Downing - February 2, 2021 21

Politics

Anchorage masks could go from order to ordinance

Suzanne Downing - January 26, 2021 21

Politics

Assembly to look at limiting First Amendment rights of therapists and clients

Suzanne Downing - July 27, 2020 12

Politics

Full force of government: Anchorage ordinance would prohibit ‘conversion’ therapy

SENIOR CONTRIBUTOR - June 24, 2020 50

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Unexploded ‘ordinances’ and other Palmer curiosities

Suzanne Downing - November 3, 2019 2

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Haines Assembly targets potential mine; ponders outlawing water storage

Suzanne Downing - June 11, 2019 4

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