Dear Friends, Election Day is almost here. Buttons, flags, road signs, flyers, radio ads … Oh, the radio ads are almost behind us for another… Continue reading
During pandemic, getting a flu shot is more important than ever
I spent much of my life working in universities and colleges. I was honored to help educate a few generations of college students. I almost… Continue reading
The Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic Board recognizes that reproductive justice is all encompassing. Reproductive justice as defined by the organization Sister Song is “The… Continue reading
There are alternatives to sacrificing the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge’s coastal plain
Southern Kenai Peninsula senior population on the rise and requires health care focus
October is Domestic Violence (DV) Awareness month. This is a time for all of us to collectively speak out about the negative impacts domestic violence… Continue reading
For the past 15 years, Cook Inletkeeper and its partners have hosted electronics recycling (e-cycling) events around the Kenai Peninsula. As this year’s events fast… Continue reading
Venuti: ‘The most effective City Council Member is one who listens’
September is national recovery month, an international observance to celebrate the millions of people in recovery from substance use. Most of us know someone who… Continue reading
Hall: Build the deep water port
Aderhold: ‘Wag more, bark less’
Castner: ‘What does it mean to be a citizens’ Mayor?
Raymond Walker: ‘No new taxes on my watch’
Lord: ‘We can listen to one another and sometimes agree to disagree, but still with humor and kindness’
We celebrate many seasons and events throughout the year, secular, religious, astrological, and now is “The Season of the Vote.” Let’s celebrate by acknowledging who… Continue reading
Recent news from Donald Trump Jr. regarding Pebble Mine and the dividend Pebble is heavily promoting has me thinking about a few things that warrant… Continue reading
“So let’s talk straight: We had several bids, but none from an Alaskan company.”
To date, the SBA has very successfully provided Alaskan businesses with over $1.7 billion in aid.
Over the past 18 months, Alaska’s ferry system faced unprecedented challenges: a reduced budget, a strike, unanticipated mechanical and structural issues with five aging ships,… Continue reading
