I am growing frustrated with the suggestion that those who support the camping ordinance lack compassion for those it impacts. I have been a member… Continue reading
The marches and demonstrations that took place across the country and worldwide on Donald Trump’s first day in office sent a clear message to the… Continue reading
The following editorial first appeared in the Ketchikan Daily News: It’s in Alaskans’ best interest to manage the state’s wildlife. That said, the state is… Continue reading
You don’t have to look far to find a headline detailing the troubles Alaska is currently facing. Whether it’s the fiscal crisis, public safety or… Continue reading
Proposed plans for resolving the Alaska fiscal crisis have one thing in common: They treat our crisis as one big math problem. Unfortunately, how we… Continue reading
Downtown Juneau is home to many residents and local businesses that care about their neighborhood and the people who come to shop, enjoy the delightful… Continue reading
Homeless people are people. There was a recent study that most Americans couldn’t afford to pay an unexpected $200 bill. Our food bank provides services… Continue reading
I moved to Alaska very shortly after the personal state income tax was abolished and deep inside I knew I’d be here when the time… Continue reading
There is no question that the 2017 legislative session will focus in large part on using Permanent Fund earnings to cover some costs of government… Continue reading
As a lifelong Juneau resident I, too, have been concerned about the rise in high profile homelessness in downtown. When I was growing up, it… Continue reading
I want to applaud Gov. Bill Walker’s recent decision to support ferry service and stop spending money on the extremely costly and dangerous Juneau road.… Continue reading
Have you wondered about the person putting all the commercials on TV and in the newspapers opposing an Alaska income tax? His name is Robert… Continue reading
When I was 27, I was hired as the captain of Glacier Bay National Park’s tour boat, Thunder Bay. It wasn’t until that summer that… Continue reading
They’ve waited six years for this. Now Congressional Republicans, with Donald Trump in the White House, will likely send Obamacare off to its grave. What… Continue reading
The following editorial first appeared in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch: A parody Twitter account has popped up that imagines what President-elect Donald Trump’s tweets would… Continue reading
As I understand it, on Monday the assembly will be voting on an ordinance to permit the police to evict people camping in the downtown… Continue reading
When Mayor Ken Koelsch recently proposed a city ordinance prohibiting camping in downtown Juneau to help resolve on-going issues with our homeless population, there was… Continue reading
Some time ago, the snow was mounded everywhere, deep and wet. As I gazed from my window, contemplating shoveling, I saw a neighbor plowing out… Continue reading
On Jan. 20, we will see the inauguration of a new president. From the pro-life perspective, this is something to be thankful for. That day… Continue reading
In 2016, the National Park Service celebrated its centennial anniversary. 2017 marks the 100th anniversary of Denali National Park, one of the many crown jewels… Continue reading
