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Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. board again warns that the fund is running out of spendable money - Vimarsana News

Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. board again warns that the fund is running out of spendable money

A new analysis paper offers a menu of possible solutions, with a two-part constitutional amendment as the most durable repair.

Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. board again warns that the fund is running out of spendable money - Vimarsana News

Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. board again warns that the fund is running out of spendable money

New analysis offers possible solutions; two-part constitutional amendment the most durable repair.

SWC wrestling: Amherst edges Avon Lake late for tournament title - Vimarsana News

SWC wrestling: Amherst edges Avon Lake late for tournament title

Heading into the SWC tournament finals Feb. 17 at Avon Lake, the host Shoremen appeared well on their way to both the overall conference title and the tournament title. While Avon Lake clinched the former, another school had different ideas when it came to the latter. Amherst had 10 wrestlers in placement matches, with five […]

Remembering Autodesk Co-Founder, Polymath and Programming Pioneer - Digital Engineering - Vimarsana News

Remembering Autodesk Co-Founder, Polymath and Programming Pioneer - Digital Engineering

He spent a lifetime tinkering, inventing and striving to make the world a more engaging, interesting place to discover.

It's time to reconsider the Susitna hydroelectric project - Vimarsana News

It's time to reconsider the Susitna hydroelectric project

News-Miner opinion: In 2015, former Gov. Bill Walker turned off the tap to one of the state’s energy dreams, the Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project. The Alaska Energy Authority (AEA), in 2011,