If you are an Alaskan, you should vote to amend SB21 to be fair by voting “yes” on Prop 1.
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There is an enduring struggle in Cook Inlet to balance developing natural resources while protecting the watershed’s rich biodiversity and thriving tourism and fishing industries.… Continue reading
As the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise in Alaska and across the country, university administrators have grappled with the difficult question of how… Continue reading
Water is life Yesterday evening a call came from Defend Bristol Bay. The lovely voice on the other end asked if I would call Sen.… Continue reading
Dear Alaskans of District 31, I’m writing to ask for your vote on Nov. 3. You may know my voice from listening in to Kenai… Continue reading
Vote Cooper for House Kelly Cooper has been an exemplary borough assembly member for six years, and deserves your vote to be our state house… Continue reading
On the 18th of August there will be two issues that will be brought to the forefront of today’s political arena and decided: Alaska’s binding… Continue reading
Bipartisan legislation in the U.S. House would offer tax credits to advertisers and subscribers.
This week All Homer area community members will be receiving a colorful postcard in their mailboxes and post office boxes. Don’t clump it with your… Continue reading
Dear Friends, it has been my pleasure serving you in the Alaska Legislature. We have experienced some challenging times together, but I believe the best… Continue reading
Lesson learned from pandemic: Save I want to thank the Homer News staff and the many members of the Homer community who have kept me… Continue reading
We don’t like it, but we are doing the best we can with the hand we’ve been dealt.
Honor lost Civil Rights leaders This week, the world lost two incredible human beings, two luminaries of the Civil Rights Movement: Rev. CT Vivian and… Continue reading
It has been my pleasure to represent this district in the Alaska Senate. I ask for your vote in the coming primary election. We face… Continue reading
When you step into that voting booth on Aug. 18. and Nov. 3, you should ask yourself just these two questions: “Why am I voting… Continue reading
Whether it’s Democrats or Republicans in control, we get more spending and bigger government. I don’t believe that government is the answer to our societal… Continue reading
Dear Editor, Well it has been 9 months since my daughter Anesha “Duffy” Murnane has been abducted; that is 40 weeks or 280 days. That… Continue reading
Over the past month, decision makers, stakeholders, and media have routinely inquired about “hospital capacity” in light of increasing COVID-19 case counts. The real question… Continue reading
We recently celebrated the birthday of our nation, July 4, 1776, the signing of the Declaration of Independence. A few year later between 1787-1790 the… Continue reading
