The scientific community overwhelmingly agrees that the next 10 years will be vital to the future of life on Earth.

This fall’s implementation of the program requires ASD to divert both teachers and students from an important social studies sequence in favor of having students beta-test a new initiative.

Families seeking safety for their children will be challenged by streets congested with tenants’ parking, as on-site parking is no longer required.

There will not be a massive increase in the number of duplexes in Anchorage if they are legalized citywide.

Progressives can send a strong message to the Democratic Party: We will no longer accept the “lesser of two evils.”

Blessings to the children of the letter writers, and to the church members who are choosing to show love to their neighbors.

All of it should go only to reducing property taxes so that everyone has some skin in the game.

Whether you’re for free markets, lower housing costs or climate-friendly neighborhoods, consider testifying in person in support of the HOME initiative.

Begich is right about one thing — one candidate should drop out. It should be before the primary and it should be him.

I encourage everyone to look closely at the details, weigh the pros and cons, and participate in the upcoming discussions.

By the time snow flies, we hope to be able to share a strong, resident-informed proposal with policymakers so we can all have a chance to vote on this proposal next spring.

On Nov. 5, apply this principle and select Biden for a second term as president.

I consider the device a means of wasting time and cartridges while playing Rambo.

Larry Persily’s commentary on June 13 rang true for me.

Mary Peltola is in a prime position to work for Alaska in a pragmatic, non-ideological way, about real issues that are important to us.

We still believe there is a need for clean, safe and accessible public restrooms in Anchorage.

Speaking up and out when it is apparent that these officials are bending or abusing the laws or procedures is not dangerous.

We believe in the American ideal that progress and prosperity is only achieved when we treat all others with dignity and respect.

We must be careful to avoid interrupting critical air services or experiencing fuel-related safety events and potential accidents.

CISA stands strong with our Alaskan partners to keep this state protected and safe from cyberattacks.

Alaska can neither afford to declare the act a success and immediately shift focus to other areas, nor should it kneecap the law before its effect can be properly measured.

This law weaponizes religion, transforming it from a pathway to meaning and compassion into a cudgel that forces people to fall in lockstep.

Even if relaxing the rules is the answer, a decision as fundamental as doing away with single-family zoning should be part of a plan that involves everyone.

The HOME Initiative is being shaped by the public process. Tell us what you think — we are listening.

Within the past year, the Alaska State Commission for Human Rights celebrated a major milestone by marking six decades helping Alaskans with discrimination.