The city’s disclosure rule doesn’t compromise your privacy — it just democratizes access to information.
I’m really not so worried about the city government knowing what we paid for our house.
At some point, you’ve paid enough taxes/ you have done your share.
This is very personal to me – for several reasons.
Too many Alaskans face barriers accessing the internet.
No one wants to say that you must do more with less.
Voting no on a constitutional convention is vital to the well-being and stability of our state.
lease vote yes on Proposition 2.
We should be embarrassed to show our existing city hall to visiting dignitaries and the public…
We can afford to do this and not raise property taxes.
Dishonesty doesn’t make good policy.
Voting yes on Proposition 4 will help put a lid on Assembly spending.
Juneau voters have an opportunity to send them a message.
Staff have completed 70 vessel inspections this season.
I should have just turned off the computer.
Were prior assessors just smarter?
It’s been a good fall for mushrooms and other fungi.
Patient rights must be brought up to or exceed best practice in all programs.
City Hall discussion is reminiscent of 2005 Capitol talk.
