Charisse Millett has served in the Alaska Legislature since 2008. In addition to her being part of the infamous “Love Caucus” she has routinely stabbed her colleagues in the back. She is also known for spreading salacious and false rumors … Read More
Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms out there! If you forgot about your mom – not good. But you still have time to give her a call, so get on it. The legislative session is finally over. Which means … Read More
Better late than never. I apologize for not having the column up this week. I was out of town for work (yes, I have a real job). I had someone lined up to do the column but they bailed. Lesson … Read More
Welcome to this week’s edition of The Alaska Stalker, a semi-regular lighthearted round up of the best and worst of Alaska’s social media landscape. … Read More
Welcome to the second edition of The Alaska Stalker, a semi-regular lighthearted round up of the best and worst of Alaska’s social media landscape. A big thank you to all our tipsters – we couldn’t do it without you! Just a friendly reminder to readers and tipsters alike: we’re striving for more of a dad joke vibe here than a Michelle Wolf roast.… Read More
It’s almost May! A major windstorm hit Anchorage this week, causing damage to some houses and knocking out power to thousands of Anchorage residents. On a positive note, it knocked down a lot of political signs, so there’s that. The … Read More
Welcome to the first edition of The Alaska Stalker, a semi-regular lighthearted round up of the best and worst of Alaska’s social media landscape.… Read More
Alaska, with a population of less than one million people, receives, under the United States Constitution, one member in the House of Representatives. Since 1973, Don Young has served as that member, earning said position every two years. He is … Read More
I am writing this from the perspective of a white woman who has lived in rural western Alaska for five years. What I will share, though it is published anonymously, is anecdotal. I can only describe my experiences… Read More
The legislature continues to meet in Juneau as they have, once again, failed to meet the voter mandated 90-day session limit. It appears progress is being made and an agreement between the house and senate on the budget seems close. … Read More