Alaska’s Constitution, when compared to most other states, is held in high esteem. In the 1955 background research leading to development of our constitution much… Continue reading
I have not decided on how to vote on Proposition 4. Both sides make arguments worth considering - with one exception. The Prop 4 proponents… Continue reading
“A good deed for our family, community and the next generation.”
City should dedicate resources to housing.
Absent accurate data, there’s a tendency for high-valued properties to be systemically under-assessed
With Proposition 2, we can finally catch up to the rest of Alaska.
I want accurate information when my house is assessed.
I am especially concerned what calling a convention could mean for education in Alaska.
Possible disruption to our current local governance is frightening.
Here’s how to add your voice to the conversation.
There is, in fact, no evidence that the result would have been any different under the old system…
I am voting no on a convention.
It is far past time that Alaska be represented in Congress by an Alaska Native representative.
How many of you would tell your children to take shelter from a thunderstorm under a tree? Or shelter during an earthquake in the basement… Continue reading
“All too comfortably numb disregard for the well being of Juneau residents.”
“All ego and puffery, not grit or dedication…”
Alaska has a smart articulate candidate for the U.S. Senate who shares my values…
APOC (Alaska Public Office Commission) listed three lobbying firms for 2022. They earned a total of $4,288,820 lobbying this year (monthly fees were not included… Continue reading
“Convoluted, expensive and uncertain.”
Are public school students learning their 3 R’s? The answer surprised me.
