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Covid incentive: City to pay $132,000 for workers to take 4-hour vaccination leave

Suzanne Downing - April 19, 2021 17

The 907

Dunleavy: There will be ‘no vaccine passports on my watch’

Suzanne Downing - April 19, 2021 31

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Muni contractor called residents to see if they wanted vaccine: How did they get the phone numbers? Data-sharing

Suzanne Downing - April 15, 2021 28

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Dr. Quinn-Davidson will bully you now

Suzanne Downing - April 13, 2021 40

The 907

Can companies force workers to get Covid vaccine as a condition of employment?

Suzanne Downing - April 12, 2021 66

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UAA propaganda takes conservative men head on to get them to take ‘the jab’

Suzanne Downing - April 9, 2021 78

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Fauci: Kids need to wear masks, even if their parents are vaccinated

Suzanne Downing - March 28, 2021 15

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New York rolls out vaccine passport with QR codes to show if your Covid-19 jab is current

Suzanne Downing - March 27, 2021 40

The 907

Vaccine passport: Mayor eases up mask orders for those on the job who got the jab

Suzanne Downing - March 23, 2021 39

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Understanding House Bill 280: Impact on Digitized Business Taxes

Politics February 25, 2026 0

The House Finance committee turned to House Bill 280, the "highly digitized tax" measure, which amends the Multistate Tax Compact to adopt market-based sourcing and shifts highly digitized businesses to single-factor apportionment for corporate taxes. Staffer Brody Anderson recapped: the bill targets online firms selling to Alaskans without physical presence, with a retroactive clause to January 1, 2026. Recent testimony from industries like motion pictures, banking, and telecom prompted amendment suggestions mirroring a vetoed prior bill.

House Bill 271: Debates Over Natural Gas Royalty Reductions in Alaska

Politics February 25, 2026 0

Alaska House Resources Committee voted to advance House Bill...

For Alaska School Districts: A $1.5 Million Settlement Serves as a Wake-up Call

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In a landmark ruling last summer (Mahmoud v Taylor),...

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