Harry Crawford

The question is: Will we let the oil companies off scot-free?

Don’t allow the earnings reserve to become the personal slush fund of the governor and the Legislature for the next four years.

  (Pixabay) It’s time for a change.  That’s why I’m running for state House in East Anchorage. We are in a budget crisis and we need representatives who will work together for the good of all Alaskans. We need leaders who are less afraid of losing their jobs and more focused on doing their jobs. … Continue reading Challenger Harry Crawford: Budget fix vital; here’s a plan

On Tuesday voters of Anchorage will have several opportunities, but one golden opportunity will probably be missed due to a lack of information and understanding of the issue. On the ballot will be the question "Should the Municipality of Anchorage require mandatory photo identification for sale of alcohol by package liquor stores?"

Tim Bradner's article in Saturday's ADN rightly praised the accomplishments, so far, of Alaska's Renewable Energy Fund. But he missed a couple of important points that greatly change the story.

I want to thank the Anchorage Daily News for this opportunity to respond to Elise Patkotak's piece dated Oct. 20, 2010, "2010: Year of the stealth candidate." But she had the wrong target. There is only one candidate hiding out in this campaign' and it ain't me.