Letters to the Editor
Covering Hutch
Published May 14, 2008
It was with great expectation that we opened our paper May 6. Our son’s school soccer team should be in the headlines as they had won their first soccer game.
Watch for bikes
Published May 14, 2008
I’d just like to give a heads-up to all the motorists in town to please be aware of cyclists crossing the street.
Maximum benefit
Published May 14, 2008
I would like to ask our Interior representatives and Borough Assembly to pursue legal means in declaring the current royalty oil sale unconstitutional.
Peace and harmony?
Published May 14, 2008
After thinking about this for a while, I just wanted to comment on racism issues that have been on the news and in papers.
Young riders
Published May 13, 2008
The other day I was driving down the road and had a situation that I think needs to be brought up.
Parking no-no
Published May 13, 2008
Beware! If you park against the wall that faces ACS (furthest away from the post office) and go into the post office and wait in line for 20 minutes because there are only two clerks to serve the line that meanders down the hallway ... you will likely get a $40 ticket.
Bike accident
Published May 12, 2008
On the morning of May 6, I rode my bike to West Valley High School so I didn’t miss my math class.
Endorsing Abegg
Published May 12, 2008
For the last 30 years, when I see the name Frank Abegg my next thought has always been “electric.”
Vote for DeLong
Published May 12, 2008
Golden Valley Electrical Association members will soon receive mail-in ballots for the board election.
Cheap energy now
Published May 11, 2008
Our energy costs are sky-high, but the good news is that our elected officials are in a position to do something about that: The state’s general fund will experience a record budget surplus, and revenues will exceed expenses by $7 billion to $8 billion.
Sharing the joy
Published May 11, 2008
This afternoon, I received a phone call from someone at Festival Fairbanks asking for my husband’s brother.
Demand solutions
Published May 11, 2008
It is now time to stop letting the lamebrains at the Northern Alaska Environmental Center dictate energy solutions.
Disturbing photo
Published May 11, 2008
I was very disturbed and unhappy when I looked at the front page of the Interior section of the News-Miner today to see the young man riding his BMX bike over the name placards of the Golden Heart Plaza.
Where are parents?
Published May 11, 2008
It was very upsetting to see the picture of the BMX biker in the paper, obviously breaking the posted law of Golden Heart Plaza, “No bicycles or skateboards allowed.”
Market policy
Published May 10, 2008
The Tanana Valley Farmers Market is getting ready for the start of another season this Saturday, and we need to inform the community of a change in policy this year.