Tag: alaska
Why SE Alaska Dislikes Gov Palin: Reason #4921
Recently disseminated via e-mail to all State of Alaska employees, an “Invitation to Governor’s Picnics”:
Dear State Employee:
You are cordially invited to attend the 2009 Governor’s Annual Picnics. The picnics will feature free food, live entertainment, games and activities for children and much more.
Come and join Governor Sarah Palin, Lieutenant Governor [...]
Posted: July 24th, 2009 under Juneau Politics.
Tags: alaska, governor's picnic, Juneau News, palin, parnell, picnic, resignation, sarah, sarah palin
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Palin Strikes Back. Again. One More Time.
Our intrepid governor, Sarah Palin, has once again said, “Talk to the hand,” in response to the another name floated to fill Elton’s senate seat, Dennis Egan. Instead, she decided to ignore that and go all mavericky again and submit three names of her own to the Senate Democrats. And to add insult to – [...]
Posted: April 14th, 2009 under Juneau Politics, Questionable Actions.
Tags: alaska, democrats, elton, embarrass, Juneau Politics, kerttula, kim elton, palin, palintics, sarah palin, senate
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Shh… Don’t tell anyone how much we pay to get to Seattle!
We’ll keep this our little secret and not tell Delta, American Airlines, or any of those other airlines in the struggling industry.
Because if we told them that we pay up to three times “normal Lower 48 ” rates just to travel from Juneau to Seattle, they might be interested in this little Southeast gold mine. [...]
Posted: March 9th, 2009 under General Juneau.
Tags: airlines, alaska, alaska airlines, competition, Juneau News, monopoly
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Listen Up, AEL&P
The power went out in Juneau today. Again. Here’s the explanation, courtesy of KINY:
Juneau was struck by an areawide power outage this afternoon when the line to Snettisham tripped off when an avalanche knocked down a tower that was among those knocked off last April 16th.
The power went out at about 1:51 p.m. and was [...]
Posted: January 12th, 2009 under General Juneau.
Tags: ael&p, alaska, avalanche, electricity, Juneau News
Comments: 2
Happy/Cold 2009!
I have to say that I appreciate Ms. Mother Nature handing Juneau a bunch of snow to start the new year off right. It actually feels like winter, which I suppose offsets the dismally rainy and cloudy summer we had. The City & Borough of Juneau is doing a great job keeping up with snow [...]
Posted: January 6th, 2009 under General Juneau, Uncategorized.
Tags: alaska, dutch harbor, Juneau News, ketchikan, snow, statehood
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Union Talk
A couple of days ago, on my way back to work after lunch, I was stopped by someone who said they really agreed with the letter to the editor I wrote a year ago about the Alaska State Employees Association, the union that represents most of the State of Alaska’s employees. I was a little [...]
Posted: October 2nd, 2008 under Juneau Politics.
Tags: alaska, asea, contract, state employees, union
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3-Step Plan to Keep the Capital in Juneau
Juneau is drying up and the more it dries up, the less firm of a hold it has on that little star on the Alaska map. Since I moved here in 1996, I’ve seen many businesses go under and the rate seems to be increasing lately. Fast food choices have narrowed to McDonald’s and Subway; [...]
Posted: September 26th, 2008 under Capital Move, Juneau Politics.
Tags: alaska, capital move, Juneau News, legislators
Comments: 1
Wasilla Exports
We all know Sarah Palin is Wasilla’s most famous product, but Wasilla has given other gifts to the world that are pretty impressive given its population of less than 10,000:
1) Methamphetamine.
2) April Flowers, porn star.
3) Vic Kohring, corrupt politician.
4) The Wasilla Assembly of God, “I’m not going to tell you who to vote for. But [...]
Posted: September 24th, 2008 under Juneau Politics, Uncategorized.
Tags: alaska, april flowers, kohring, meth, palin, wasilla, wasilla assembly of god
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The Juneau Vampire is back!
It’s been a couple of years since the old Juneau Vampire went offline, but now we’re back and more focused than ever.
What an exciting time to be living in the capital of Alaska – scandal, mud-slinging, “he said, she said,” and downright meanness, all covered locally the day after the rest of the nation hears [...]
Posted: September 12th, 2008 under Uncategorized.
Tags: alaska, Juneau News, juneau vampire, Random Thoughts
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