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Extremist Internet Personality Harasses Rep. Peltola

As a new member to the DC, Rep. Mary Peltola is already a target for the MAGA swamp.  Earlier this month, far-right activist/white supremacist/internet personality Laura Loomer tweeted a video of her chasing Peltola around, harassing her.  Loomer is a self-described...

Alaska’s Social Media Landscape: Murkowski Takes Twitter in December

With the election in the rearview mirror, Alaskans spent December posting about feet upon feet of snow in Anchorage with not a plow in sight, and a meteor threatening to just end it all. Lisa Murkowski dominated Twitter by shaming...

Open checkbook law introduced by Anchorage Assembly

The Anchorage Assembly is proposing more transparency of how the Municipality of Anchorage spends public funds.  Under a new proposal, Anchorage would implement an open checkbook law, requiring all spending to be published in a public ledger. The idea was...

Did Mark Anthony Cox Engage In Self-Dealing on his Failed School Board Election?

Anchorage School Board candidate Mark Anthony Cox, who has unsuccessfully run for office three times in the past two years, has some questionable campaign finance and spending practices. A review of Cox’s campaign finance filings show sizable expenditures to...

Anchorage Assembly Passes Legislation for More Oversight of Mayor Dave Bronson

The Anchorage Assembly took steps on Friday to limit Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson’s spending power and increase transparency, following allegations from his former municipal manager that he was authorizing improper contracts.  The Assembly approved three ordinances to give the body...

Report: Bronson Administration Intimidating Employees Accessing Ombudsman’s Office

The Anchorage Ombudsman’s Office, an arbiter independent of the mayoral administration, reported Thursday that Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson’s administration is pulling surveillance footage to see who is going in and out of the office. The Ombudsman reviews complaints from the...

Legislature to study how money grows on trees, while Dunleavy administration refuses to explain $7 billion claim

This story is republished from dermotcole.com with permission. The Dunleavy administration has refused to explain how it intends to generate $7 billion in new revenue over the next decade, though it released a state budget forecast saying the money will...

ICYMI: Bronson Has Been Embattled Since Day One

Over the holiday weekend, Emily Goodykoontz and Kyle Hopkins of the Anchorage Daily News published yet another article on Mayor Bronson’s embattled administration that you don’t want to miss. Some of what you are about to read deals with...

Show Us the Larry Baker Contracts

Yesterday's bombshell letter detailing a slew of scandalous allegations from Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson and his administration was dizzying. Due to the sheer volume, the absolutely insane conduct of  “Senior Policy Advisor” Larry Baker might have gone under the...

Alaska wants to profit by leaving timber uncut and pumping carbon underground

For decades, Alaska’s economy has depended on the extraction and harvest of natural resources — industries like pumping oil out of the ground, and cutting timber. Now, Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy wants the state to make money by leaving trees...

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