“Ultimate investment in the status quo” is not what I voted for.
Maximum isn’t necessarily optimum, as cattle ranchers learned long ago.
God in the Bible makes it clear that we are to care for the vulnerable among us.
Not producing in ANWR could probably generate a lot of money for Alaska.
Returns have progressively gone downhill since the early run was closed in June 2012
The state Senate was right to unanimously reject giving a 20% pay raise to Gov. Mike Dunleavy. Not because he’s failed to deliver a sustainable… Continue reading
I am happy to continue the First Lady’s Volunteer Awards
As newly elected legislators, we bring over 52 years of collective teaching experience to the political conversation about our public schools. We have each grappled… Continue reading
On February 7, I addressed the Alaska Legislature — the most important speech I give all year. The country’s attention was understandably focused on President… Continue reading
The vote will come down to which is more important for Alaska
The League of Women Voters on the Kenai and Kenai Peninsula Votes created this voter guide for the mayoral election
I changed my perspective when I saw my first drag queen show in Montreal in 1964
There are a lot of possible explanations why fewer votes were cast last November
Compromise is the right thing to do and they should do it.
“Politicians lying is nothing new.”
And as glaciers go, the Mendenhall is only a minor attraction.
Zachary Hamilton is running for Kenai Peninsula Borough mayor in the special election
Alaska has vast forests and coastlines that can provide natural carbon management
We need to sustain this kind of investment.
Attorneys across the state will be spending their holiday as “A Day On, Not a Day Off”
