The lawsuit asked for Terry Baker to get her job back. Instead, the company agreed to pay her in back wages and other compensation.
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Alaska’s economic recovery lags behind most states
As of July, Alaska had made up less than half of its COVID-related job losses.
Sullivan suggests US could protect teens from Facebook with Chinese-style screen-time mandates
Sullivan suggested that Facebook doesn’t want to impose time limits for young people because it would hurt profits.
Permanent Fund Corporation CEO raises questions after trustee proposes cutting staff pay
Two members of Governor Mike Dunleavy’s cabinet who are trustees — Revenue Commissioner Lucinda Mahoney and Natural Resources Commissioner Corri Feige — voted against the corporation’s budget proposal.
To pay oil tax credits, Alaska eyes selling carbon offsets on state forests
The state has requested proposals from prospective consultants “to investigate the potential for a carbon offset credit program based on carbon sequestration on state lands.”
How Juneau restaurant Black Moon Koven offered a path of healing
Juneau restaurant Black Moon Koven opened up this spring, very elusively and mostly through word of mouth. Its dark, moody ambiance has drawn a cult following.