Pocket Change: $27,000 Penalty Marked Down to $200
"Smart" campaign donors will probably start budgeting for late fees instead of filing their disclosures on time.
Christopher Constant
Right-Wing Radical Turns Night Prowler: Cowardly Vandal Targets School Board Candidate's Signs
An uneducated, heterosexual male and avid Trump supporter living in the Mat-Su Valley seems to have fallen victim to the influence of right-wing pundits and far-right extremist groups like Moms for Liberty.
Driven by the strength of his convictions and intoxicated by the fumes of right-wing
The censorship story I can tell you
In March 2022, Kelly Jensen of Book Riot penned a compelling article titled "The Censorship Story I Can't Tell You." Jensen's piece delved into a tale of censorship that was unraveling in Anchorage, drawing extensively from my writings and her own research. She also
Assembly Leadership Statement on the Passing of Congressman Don Young
Following the passing of Congressman Don Young, Assembly leadership recognized his tremendous service and legacy to Alaskans and extended condolences to his family and friends.
“Congressman Young devoted most of his life to serving his community and all of Alaska. We honor his dedication to the people of Alaska and
Constant says he remains committed to honoring the legacy of Rep. Young
Democratic candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives Christopher Constant issued a statement this afternoon in which he reaffirmed his respect for Rep. Don Young, Alaska's longest serving congressman, who passed away on Friday at the age of 88.
Constant said he had recently reached out to
Assembly Leadership to Seek Extension of Service for Acting Chief Equity Officer
According to a press release, Assembly Leadership will ask Assembly members to approve a resolution that would allow for Anchorage’s Acting Chief Equity Officer, Uluao “Junior” Aumavae, to continue in the position while Mayor Dave Bronson’s lawsuit against the Assembly proceeds.
Assembly Resolution 2022-91 seeks an exemption
Assembly leadership issues statement condemning Russian attack
Update at 11:39am: Anchorage Mayor David Bronson issued a statement on social media about Russia's attack on Ukraine:
"The people of Anchorage stand with, and pray for the people of Ukraine including those who live in Alaska. The violence and unprovoked aggression by Russia must be