Wed, 05/19/2021 - 10:21am
Mayoral candidate Dave Bronson spoke to supporters gathered at the Main Event Grill after the polls closed during the runoff election on Tuesday, May 11. (Photo/Bill Roth/Anchorage Daily News)
Two things have become clear over the past four weeks in Anchorage, one that was always more certain than the other.
First, we found out that the Anchorage Assembly has, and indeed always had, the power to revise or revoke the emergency orders handed down from the mayor’s office.
Second, as Dave Bronson’s lead grew to 1,212 votes in the runoff election for mayor as of May 18, we have learned that contra the supposed conventional wisdom, an unapologetic and unashamed conservative can still win a citywide race in Anchorage.
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SANTA FE, N.M. New Mexico has adopted guidance on facemasks from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that says fully vaccinated Americans no longer need to wear masks indoors or outside in most cases.
Under revisions Friday to the stateâs emergency public health order, masks are no longer required of fully vaccinated people in many public settings, though businesses and workplaces may still make face coverings a requirement for all.
Public schools are still bound by universal mask requirements with allowances for meals, as the state gradually relaxes aggressive restrictions on public gatherings and some business operations.