Rick Sinnott

It’s like the old saying: “If your only tool is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail.”

We will be forced to live with the plan for the Eklutna River for the next 35 years, another whole generation. Let’s make sure our choice is the right one.

So when are we going to enforce the leash law for cats?

Salmon can’t hold their breath and wriggle up the dry riverbed and over the dam.

This is not government of the people, by the people, for the people – it is government of the hunters, by the hunters, for the hunters.

Thank goodness for Kathleen Dean Moore’s op-ed “The day the eagle died.” I could not waste a minute to send a letter of praise.

Where hospital employees saw trouble, the Alaska Board of Game might see opportunity. Why not authorize a moose hunt in the hospital lobby?

There is scientific evidence that bear spray is more effective than a firearm in most encounters with aggressive bears.

One poll found 78% of evangelical Republicans want to formally declare the U.S. a Christian nation.

I hope Kevin Cross will make it a point to address rampant incivility when it breaks out at the Assembly’s next meeting.

The millions of dollars it would take to prove the governor wrong could be better spent on a host of other pressing issues.

Public health guidelines and restrictions only work if people are willing to adopt them for the greater good of the community.

“Bureau refutes weather charge; is not unusual”

For 50 years, logging in the Tongass concentrated on the most productive habitats.

It’s not about “equal access,” as Green claims. People who own personal watercraft have the same right of access to Kachemak Bay as anyone else. They just aren’t allowed to ride their jet skis.