Anchorage Assembly Hosting Two Town Halls on B3 Zoning Change
The Anchorage Assembly is hosting two town hall meetings to take public input about two critical ordinances coming before the Assembly on Tuesday, June 8.
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It's Only Election Fraud if it Doesn't Fürther us
Last year, local reporting on the group revealed that Save Anchorage was created as an "organizing place for people with grievances against the Berkowitz administration and the city's largely progressive Assembly." In September of that same year, Eagle River Assemblywoman Jamie Allard, who aligned herself with
'Few' From Ultra-Conservative Group Attend ASD Town Hall
The 'hundreds' of people ultra-conservative Alaska Parents' Rights in Education (APRIE) group said they needed to show up at the Anchorage School Districts End of Year Town Hall meeting never materialized with only about 8 individuals in attendance on Wednesday.
Parents' Rights in Education believes
Save Anchorage Links Four Minute and Thirty-two Second Bronson Campaign "How To" Video
A 'How To' video posted to YouTube on May 11, 2021, the Anchorage Mayoral Runoff Election day, came to light after the link was posted to the Save Anchorage Facebook group.
Mad Myrna's and Alaska Jewish Museum Targets of Hate
According to a Nixle alert, the Anchorage Police Department is seeking the person or persons responsible for placing swastika stickers on two buildings.
The two reports were made on 5/25/21. The first report, made around 2:30 p.m., says that swastika stickers were found on the main
Assemblywoman Accuses Video Center of "Unfair and Biased" Coverage
"Are you the one who overseas camera views? Here's my concern..." began the email sent by Eagle River Assemblywoman Jamie Allard on January 14 to an employee in the Video Center which is responsible for recording Anchorage Assembly Meetings.
Bronson Campaign Website "Temporarily Down"
Earlier this morning, the Alaska Public Offices Commission (APOC) was made aware by Dunbar campaign treasurer Paula DeLaiarro, that the Bronson for Mayor campaign website was being used to recruit potential hires for Municipal jobs. A short while after that salient detail was shared with APOC, the Bronson for Mayor