Saturday in the Sun (Nov. 20): The Rerun edition
Reheated reruns are… fine.
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Poll: Walker would win hypothetical four-way race for governor
It’s a hypothetical race that’s far from a certainty but the results provide some interesting insight on how 2022 might play out.
State rejects proposed 50-50 PFD initiative, which was apparently a thing
Lt. Gov. Kevin Meyer at the legal advice of Attorney General Treg Taylor this week rejected a proposed initiative to enact a 50-50 PFD, which…
Saturday in the Sun (Oct. 9): An Unfunded Proposal edition
The wisest words about elections: “It’s all about who’s mad about what and when.”
Friday in the Sun (Sept. 3): The World is on Fire edition
Covid-19 is back in the legislative spotlight (where it should’ve been all along).
‘Pick. Click. Pay your taxes.’ Legislators hear alternative PFD proposals
While Dunleavy has pitched a big dividend without bothering to answer the question of “What’s next,” legislators are looking at other more modest dividend proposals that would bring finality to the budget process.
House approves bill to bring long-term planning to beleaguered ferry system
The legislation would create the Alaska Marine Highway Operations Board, which would be charged with overseeing the long-term health of the system.
Dunleavy administration turns to familiar face to head Alaska Department of Public Safety
Retired Colonel Jim Cockrell’s appointment to the commissioner’s office of the Department of Public Safety was announced by the governor today at a meeting with troopers in Kenai. He replaces former Commissioner Amanda Price, who resigned abruptly earlier this year amid a dispute with the Dunleavy administration over personnel decisions.
Dream Act will Benefit Alaska and the Country
If folks in Washington DC truly wants to help the national economy rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s elected leaders should prioritize advancing the Development,…
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