“This is the first I experienced in my life, a flood that happened in the winter, in February”
Understanding sheep will help us understand ourselves.
Not everyone’s happy about it.
If you spend any time near the Kenai River in Soldotna from March to May you may have noticed elongate, roughly one-third-inch long, dark stoneflies… Continue reading
Proposal would add two tiers to an existing three-tier program.
Campers could be hurt by toppling trees killed by spruce bark beetles
“Shazam!” is a lot of fun, with a bit of a goofy tone and lots of cute little moments
We will announce in the paper, on our website and on Facebook when we have a new app available.
Growing up in the 1940s and 1950s On a farm in Northern Colorado Easter dinner was always planned at least two weeks ahead of time… Continue reading
Alaska is at a crossroads. Voters need to know our government is redefining the purpose of the permanent fund and the permanent fund dividend. The… Continue reading
They spoke to the value of education, but then portrayed educational funding as “us vs. them”
UAA is in Alaska’s largest population center and is open to anyone seeking greater opportunity
The very real and pressing crisis in Alaska education is teacher attraction and retention
Forget that $55 billion pipeline to get LNG from Prudhoe. All we need to do is let that Japanese consortium or oil companies build a… Continue reading
Saving Wild Salmon We use to call salmon “salmon” but now we have to specify if they are wild or hatchery salmon. Hatchery salmon is… Continue reading
It’s refreshing to find a politician who follows through on his campaign promises. It’s even more rare to find one who says what he means… Continue reading
What’s happening this week
Commission members voted 5-2 Friday to suspend Marti Buscaglia, effective Monday.
The Legislature has yet to meet in joint session to vote on Dunleavy’s picks
‘We see the last several years were way warm. There’s a clear climate-induced warming. There’s no doubt about it.’
