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U.S. Supreme Court to decide whether to review Ninth Circuit ruling on homeless campers

Lee Baxter   November 7, 2019

A prior Alaska Landmine article from August 15 entitled What the Ninth Circuit Court ruling actually says about camping on city property details the...

The Alaska Stalker – November 7, 2019

The Alaska Stalker   November 7, 2019

Welcome to this week’s edition of the Alaska Stalker, a lighthearted round up of the best and worst of Alaska’s social media landscape. If...

Process underway to fill District 25 vacancy after confirmation of Revak to State Senate

Jeff Landfield   November 5, 2019

The confirmation of now Senator Josh Revak (R - Anchorage) brings with it a vacancy in House District 25. Per State law, Governor Mike...

Reduced ferry schedule will directly impact Alaska Legislature

Jeff Landfield   November 4, 2019

Legislators and legislative staff who wish to ship their vehicles to Juneau for the upcoming legislative session will face a two week wait due...

The Sunday Minefield – November 3, 2019

Jeff Landfield   November 3, 2019

Halloween 2019 has come and gone. Thanksgiving is just around the corner and then Christmas and New Years. The next legislative session will be…

The Alaska Stalker – October 31st, 2019

Alaska Stalker   October 31, 2019

Welcome to this week’s edition of the Alaska Stalker, a lighthearted round up of the best and worst of Alaska’s social media landscape. If...

The Sunday Minefield – October 27, 2019

Jeff Landfield   October 27, 2019

Halloween is just around the corner! I am writing this column from my hotel room at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. I came…

The Alaska Stalker – October 24, 2019

The Alaska Stalker   October 24, 2019

Welcome to this week’s edition of the Alaska Stalker, a lighthearted round up of the best and worst of Alaska’s social media landscape. If...

Buffet of emails show legislators hungry to talk about legislative lounge

Jeff Landfield   October 23, 2019

Sometimes politics is weird, sometimes politics is funny, and sometimes it's both. In a series of emails obtained by the Alaska Landmine, over a...

The Internet should be fair and open, overregulation threatens economic growth

Bethany Marcum   October 22, 2019

Alaska has seen significant technological improvements over the years. Thanks to expanded broadband, thousands of Alaskans can be connected to anyone, anywhere. As access...

The Sunday Minefield – October 20, 2019

Jeff Landfield   October 20, 2019

Today marks two years since the Alaska Landmine was launched with the first Sunday Minefield. A lot has happened since October 2017. We have…

The short-sighted thinking of the recall effort

Jeff Landfield   October 18, 2019

The election of Mike Dunleavy last November has ushered in an era of craziness in Alaska politics that has not been seen since the…

The Alaska Stalker – October 17, 2019

Alaska Stalker   October 17, 2019

Welcome to this week’s edition of the Alaska Stalker, a lighthearted round up of the best and worst of Alaska’s social media landscape. If...

The Sunday Minefield – October 13, 2019

Jeff Landfield   October 13, 2019

Winter is just around the corner. The Chugach Mountains are covered in snow and the Interior saw its first snowfall of the year this…

Congressman Don Young tours Alaska’s budding marijuana joints

Jeff Landfield, with photos by Paxson Woelber   October 10, 2019

It was a normal October afternoon for employees and customers at Raspberry Roots, a marijuana dispensary located in Anchorage, Alaska. Or so they thought...

The Alaska Stalker – October 10, 2019

Alaska Stalker   October 10, 2019

Welcome to this week’s edition of the Alaska Stalker, a lighthearted roundup of the best and worst of Alaska’s social media landscape and political...

Millions of public dollars spent to dam and maintain “private” Campbell Lake

Jeff Landfield and Paxson Woelber   October 9, 2019

On September 20, 2019, the Alaska Landmine published an investigative article “The bizarre story of Campbell Lake, the private lake that isn’t.” In that...

Pruitt out, Stieren in

Jeff Landfield   October 9, 2019

Multiple sources have confirmed that longtime KFQD radio host Dave Stieren has accepted a communications role with the Dunleavy administration. His last day on…

The Sunday Minefield – October 6, 2019

Jeff Landfield   October 6, 2019

It’s already October! It was a relatively quiet week for state politics, but a lot happened on the local level. There were numerous local…

Alaska’s local hire law faces constitutional challenges from Anchorage construction company

Lee Baxter   October 4, 2019

On July 12, 2019, an Anchorage-based road construction company, and an employee of that company who resides in Washington state, sued the State of...
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