Opinion
Opinion: Alaska’s oil and gas future looks strong
There are many reasons to be optimistic about the future of oil and gas in Alaska
Opinion
Letter to the Editor: The fire that should have never happened
The policies surrounding wildfires should prompt Alaskans to worry.
Opinion
Letter to the Editor: Leaders must tackle climate change
We urge our leaders to prioritize climate change and its impacts to public health for Alaskans.
Opinion
Letter to the Editor: Manager-run system is a better choice
Hiring a manager would not grow government, which can easily happen with an unqualified mayor.
Opinion
Letter to the Editor: Educators are worth the investment
Working together to find solutions to the challenges we face is critical.
Opinion
Alaska Voices: Anticompetitive internet services threaten business community
Connecting with the rest of the world through the internet is essential to a functioning economy.
Opinion
Letter to the Editor: District can stop the strike
Our offer to the district brings us in line with comparable districts on the cost of health care.
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Letter to the Editor: Educator associations need to step up and compromise
What do the members of the KPEA need to do?
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Letter to the Editor: Your vote can make a difference
I am writing this because only 35% of Alaskans went to the polls this year and many people…
Opinion
Letter to the Editor: Stop policing women’s bodies
When are we going to STOP sexualizing our female population?
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Voices of the Peninsula: Support farmers markets for better food, stronger communities
Thank you for your supporting Alaska’s farmers markets and growers at the Soldotna Wednesday Market.
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Voices of the Peninsula: Don’t let Big Oil shut you up
We’ve all attended meetings where QA is the final agenda item.
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Letter to the Editor: Force Pebble to pay up front for environmental costs
If Pebble doesn’t feel it’s worth this security account then they should NOT mine Bristol Bay.
Opinion
Letter to the Editor: The educational irony of a teachers’ strike
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District has a logo: “kpbsd –where kids come first.”
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Alaska Voices: Agriculture is an economic driver crucial for state food security
The Kenai Peninsula has the largest number of hoop houses per capita in the U.S.
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Letter to the Editor: A change in management practices could help KPBSD resolve labor issues
We Alaskans are still locked into adversarial management of our teachers and students.
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Voices of the Peninsula: An open letter to the communities of the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District
We stand ready and willing to settle our contract negotiations so we can focus on educating children.
Opinion
Alaska Voices: A bipartisan determination to protect Alaska from Gov. Dunleavy
We are part of the generation that built Alaska.