Dunleavy has handled the pandemic admirably, but the financial crisis is a different story.
All the safe havens, like school and after-school programs, are no longer accessible to children.
I am proud to be a part of a university system that serves our communities and our state.
What ideas can we bring to the table to meet these needs in the context of our fiscal reality?
Many emergency and priority court proceedings cannot wait until the pandemic is over
Bristol Bay knows all too well the devastating impacts of a pandemic.
No matter what we are doing, this pandemic has proven how heavily we rely on technology, utilities.
What restaurants might be left for us to enjoy once we come out of quarantine?
At no time has the value of UAA to this community been more apparent than during this pandemic.
Greed sometimes overtakes common sense and human decency.
A PFD beyond the $1,000 pledged for fall would require spending the very last of our state savings.
The future may seem uncertain, but we will manage through this
“Hope for the best and prepare for the worst.”
As of the week ending March 21, the department processed 13,774 new claims.
It is essential to minimize uncertainty and prioritize stability.
The actions we take now can help sustain these enterprises over the next few weeks.
Whatever hardship Alaskans face, the business of the state must go on.
Cash payments put Americans in the driver’s seat because they are empowered to decide how to spend it
Most of us have never heard of anything like this, much less been asked to do it.
We understand what a challenging and unprecedented time this is for Alaskans. The COVID-19 virus has been an evolving pandemic, spreading worldwide and severely disrupting… Continue reading
