The last time families took the state to court for inadequate instruction, they lost. In Moore v. Alaska, from 2004 to 2012, Judge Sharon Gleason… Continue reading
We need support projects that build on renewable infrastructure.
I hope the Assembly takes this opportunity to do something for those of us they represent.
Sullivan was certainly combative in the hearing. But don’t mistake that for courage or strength.
Eating Disorders Awareness Week is Feb. 27- March 5
There are two clear lessons here.
A year-round Berners Bay Ferry Terminal is needed to allow cost-effective Alaska Class Ferry service
Studies show conservative moral values play an important role in educational achievement.
The stars seemed aligned to make progress to save the AMHS and chart its course.
Proposed policy gives too much discretion for when officers can turn cams off.
There’s no silver bullet to fix this problem
Our state has reached a critical junction in our fight against rising health care costs. The Alaska Division of Insurance is holding hearings to consider… Continue reading
A recent My Turn struck a nerve.
My concerns from last May have not changed.
A disturbing feature of ranked choice that is easy to miss.
Both the House and the Senate voted unanimously to create the AMHOB.
Schoolhouse rock and a hard place.
I was born and raised in the Valley, where our family could see the Mendenhall Glacier from our driveway. The glacier hosted many of our… Continue reading
FTF will continue to monitor this issue and urge Juneau residents to do likewise.
A win in dealing with City and Borough of Juneau is when both sides feel they have been treated fairly. A loss is when both… Continue reading
