By Sam Skaggs If you live in Southeast Alaska, you know that Southeast is a rich place abundant with natural, renewable capital. That natural capital… Continue reading
An impartial board of trustees is the only vaccine against politicizing the fund.
Broadband will dissolve the divide between rural and urban.
It appears that some of the fund’s decisions have been political for some time. Let me explain…
Iit would be great if we could all just be polite and respect each other.
Climate change stands out as a majorly important and urgent issue.
The Assembly has blithely approved funding for extraneous projects costing millions of dollars.
Self-appointed mask police businesses have lost my business and my respect.
Shopping locally has never been as important or as easy as it is right now
By Rich Moniak On Monday, a federal judge in Missouri temporarily halted implementation of President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for health care workers in… Continue reading
Broadband funding is available. The rest is up to Alaskans.
How good are people’s memories about problems?
There must be a legislative solution
Alaskans should be concerned that these floating cities could go unchecked.
By Rich Moniak A not guilty verdict “will not be a miscarriage of justice” David French wrote three days before Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted of… Continue reading
By Larry Persily There is an inescapable irony to the fact that Alaska joined with a dozen other states in suing the federal government over… Continue reading
Vote-by-mail justification grows murkier.
GCI is encouraging our fellow Alaskans to offer a hand to our most vulnerable neighbors in need.
“Peeling the onion” is an expression often used as a metaphor for digging deeper into an issue or not accepting something at face value. There… Continue reading
The conclusion of the Rittenhouse trial reminded us of the summer of 2020. It is a painful reminder.
