Pierre Jean Gonzalez spoke with Alaska Public Media’s Wesley Early about his experience bringing the “$10 Founding Father without a father” to the Anchorage stage.
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Anchorage Mayor Bronson sued by former city manager for wrongful termination
Demboski’s 24-page lawsuit includes new allegations, including that the mayor gave his “tacit approval” for his then-chief of staff to have an “improper relationship with a subordinate.”
After surprise eviction notice, residents of a Soldotna trailer park are wondering what’s next
With so few lots available for mobile homes, one resident expects that many of his neighbors will end up living in their cars.
Mat-Su Borough welcomes Alaska’s biggest solar farm
The company is currently looking at building another large solar project on the Kenai Peninsula.
Wall Street Journal: Limited interest in Alaska LNG from Asian buyers
The Wall Street Journal reported last month that buyers in Japan and South Korea aren’t confident in the project, and don’t plan to make investments or sign contracts.
Dale Marshall remains the undisputed giant of Alaska’s pumpkin patch
It was a terrible year for growing pumpkins. Marshall’s largest barely topped 2,000 pounds.