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The Sunday Minefield - April 10, 2022 - The Alaska Landmine - Vimarsana News

The Sunday Minefield - April 10, 2022 - The Alaska Landmine

Spring is definitely in the air! The snow is melting and there's been plenty of sunshine in Southcentral. The House passed the operating budget on Saturday (4/09/2022) after a plethora of amendments on the floor. The Anchorage municipal election has

The Sunday Minefield - March 13, 2022 - The Alaska Landmine - Vimarsana News

The Sunday Minefield - March 13, 2022 - The Alaska Landmine

Unfortunately, it's daylight savings time once again. We are already more than 50 days into the '90-day' legislative session. The operating budget is making its way through the House. Things were quiet in the Senate this week as the two

The Alaska Stalker - February 19, 2022 - The Alaska Landmine - Vimarsana News

The Alaska Stalker - February 19, 2022 - The Alaska Landmine

Welcome to this edition of the Alaska Stalker, a lighthearted round up of the best and worst of Alaska’s social media landscape.

The Sunday Minefield - January 30, 2022 - The Alaska Landmine - Vimarsana News

The Sunday Minefield - January 30, 2022 - The Alaska Landmine

We are already two weeks into the legislative session. Governor Mike Dunleavy (R - Alaska) gave his fourth annual State of the State address this week in Juneau. It was a far cry from his first State of the State

Alaska Journal | Anchorage homeowners see jump in property values in 2022 assessments - Vimarsana News

Alaska Journal | Anchorage homeowners see jump in property values in 2022 assessments

Residential property values for single-family homes in Anchorage went up by 8.6% on average in the city’s 2022 property assessments, driven by a high demand for homes, low supply and rising building costs over the last year. It’s not yet clear how that will affect individual property tax bills, city officials say. Some Anchorage neighborhoods saw bigger average increases than