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Lower revenues, oil production forecast
JUNEAU — The state Department of Revenue issued its spring oil revenue and production forecast Friday and is…
Obituaries
Janet Meehan
Janet Meehan, 89, died on Easter Sunday, March 31, 2013. Her ashes will be spread on the family…
News
Producers say Senate tax bill a big step, but tweaks needed to make Alaska competitive
JUNEAU — Major North Slope producers say legislators are making big strides so far in making Alaska more…
News
Uncertainty remains on what oil tax change really means
By TIM BRADNER Morris News Service – Alaska The oil tax bill now moving in the Legislature puts…
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Food issues need to be examined
The Alaska State Legislature is currently in the midst of passing a resolution to request that the governor…
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Students learn art of influencing policy-makers
Putting spring break to good use, Justice Sky of Homer and Mina Gherman of Anchor Point were among…
Sports
Fun run lives up to its name
The annual Fun Run held by Snomads lived up to its name Saturday, with more than 100 adults…
News
Roads to Resources program not good example of responsible state spending
I met Sen. Micciche at the Homer Town Hall meeting on March 8. My comment to him began…
News
Former governor stumps for bullet line
JUNEAU — “I want to talk about the future,” former Governor Bill Sheffield said as he began his…
Obituaries
Edward P. “Mac” Maciariello
p>Longtime Sterling resident Mr. Edward P. “Mac” Maciariello, 83, died Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013, at his home in…
News
Does Alaska lead in women’s rights?
Vic Fischer, 88, is an Alaska treasure. Editor Lori Evans quoted from John Pugh, a longtime Fischer friend,…
News
Trial in highway shooting postponed
The trial of an Anchor Point woman accused of shooting at an Alaska Wildlife Trooper on the Sterling…
News
Lawmakers consider options for derelict vessels
JUNEAU — Alaska’s derelict and abandoned boats and ships may appear to be little more than an eyesore,…