Land’s End Resort owner Jonathan Faulkner has left his job with the Alaska Department of Commerce, Community and Economic Development and has returned to the… Continue reading
People could decide to keep or donate money.
Two companies submitted proposals.
They dive into the process next week.
Accessibility remains a goal for annual public reports
Nearly 70 percent of the school’s students will be impacted.
One bill is meant to be a “conversation starter.”
Only one amendment passed Tuesday.
ANCHORAGE (AP) — The executive director of the state human rights commission says she will resign, after being suspended for posting on social media about… Continue reading
Gov. Mike Dunleavy sits down with Peninsula Clarion reporters
By fishermen, for fishermen.
The second part in the Clarion’s sit-down with the governor
Group says Army Corps study does not pass as credible science.
Dunleavy talks public safety
“We are now to the bone … More cuts will cut to the marrow and we’re going to start losing limbs”
Gov. Mike Dunleavy launched his statewide roadshow on Monday with a presentation and panel discussion at the Cannery Lodge in Kenai. Dunleavy and several members… Continue reading
He compares his plan to three other options.
Alaska would be the only state in the country to not provide state assistance for medical education.
Last week, Sen. Mia Costello, R-Anchorage, introduced a constitutional amendment guaranteeing early funding for state K-12 public education. Several state entities and peninsula educators testified… Continue reading
With the Alaska Legislature now in session more than 45 days, the big issue remains the Procrustean budget proposed by Gov. Mike Dunleavy. On a… Continue reading
