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Fairbanks values voter guide looks to boost city’s conservative resurgence

AbortionOctober 1, 2021

Fairbanks conservatives surged to victory in 2020 with seven of eight races going their way. In an effort to build on this momentum and elect even more strong pro-life and pro-family candidates in Fairbanks, Alaska Family Action has released its latest Values

Round three of public testimony on Anchorage mask mandate is tonight

FeaturedSeptember 30, 2021

After six more hours of testimony, largely in opposition to a proposed mask mandate, the Anchorage Assembly will get another earful tonight, Sept. 30, at 6 p.m. Once again impassioned residents crowded into the Anchorage Assembly Chambers on Sept. 29 to

Massive crowd opposes Anchorage Assembly mask mandate plan – meeting continues tonight

FeaturedSeptember 29, 2021

Anchorage residents packed the Anchorage Assembly Chambers on Sept. 28 with a large, enthusiastic crowd adamantly opposing a proposed citywide mask mandate pushed by the left-leaning majority of the Assembly. (Click here to read details of the mandate

Anchorage Assemblywoman Zaletel wanted neighbors to take the unmasked to court

FeaturedSeptember 27, 2021

A high-stakes battle over whether to re-impose a citywide mask mandate on Anchorage residents briefly included a scheme to pit neighbors against each other in an effort to enforce the controversial plan. Assembly members Pete Peterson and Meg Zaletel (who is

Anchorage mayor blasts media for blocking full truth on COVID mandates, hospital shortages

FeaturedSeptember 27, 2021

Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson is not the type to go silently into the night. In the mayoral election, he was by far the most conservative candidate – so much so that even some fellow conservatives feared he may not be able to attract enough votes to win in

AK seeks input on CDC-funded surveillance-data collection plan to push health & equity

FeaturedSeptember 24, 2021

The Alaska Dept. of Health and Social Services (DHSS) is planning to launch what it calls a “Statewide Healthy and Equitable Communities plan.” The strategy entails an expansion of state oversight, contact tracing and public media campaigns. Underwritten

Providence may reexamine whether approved vax exemptions were for ‘appropriate religious reasons’

FeaturedSeptember 24, 2021

Providence Alaska Medical Center in Anchorage is granting some religious exemptions to its COVID shot mandate, but not without serious caveats. Last month the Catholic hospital announced that its employees had until Sept. 30 to be fully vaxed. It has allowed

Iditarod imposes vax mandate but most mushers come from largely unvaxed areas

CultureSeptember 24, 2021

The Iditarod Board of Directors announced this week that it made a very “tough decision” to ban from the 2022 race all mushers and race workers who have declined to get a COVID shot. It’s unclear how the new mandate will impact overall race

Dunleavy rejects media calls to impose mask and vaccine mandates, urges cooperation

FeaturedSeptember 22, 2021

Gov. Mike Dunleavy held a Sept. 22 press conference in which he fielded a barrage of questions from reporters asking why he won’t implement masking and vaccine mandates as well as other restrictions on society to deal with COVID. The governor admitted that

Mayor blasts Anchorage Assembly’s attempt to reimpose mask mandate

FeaturedSeptember 21, 2021

Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson adamantly opposes an attempt by the Anchorage Assembly to bypass his authority and reimpose a citywide mask mandate on nearly every resident. The mayor issued a strong condemnation of a draft ordinance introduced by the liberal

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