Alaskans have yet to hear from our governor. It may be she has been captured and is being held for ransom. Any spare Permanent Fund dividends or Resource Rebates? Seriously, doesn’t it seem reasonable that she communicate with those she … Continue reading →
My older son Max called and woke me up to tell me the news. Talk of the town. I called up younger son Ben saying he should get his butt over to Dayton (he’s at Kent State this semester). He … Continue reading →
A friend recently posted the following and I thought I would share it. I’ve recently been in eastern Massachussetts during a Nor’easter (dropping 4″-8″ of snow) that scared everyone so much, they closed all the schools for 1-2 days. Even … Continue reading →
The state of Alaska is on the wrong side of climate change. We are both heavily favored for major impacts, but the State of Alaska has also taken the wrong side in a brief before the U.S. Supreme Court. The … Continue reading →
The GVEA website now includes links to the GVEA G&T, under board of directors. We’ll see how long it stays there. After announcing results of the vote Mon. night of the G&T proposal vote, I would like to move GVEA … Continue reading →
Listening in on KFAR radio today to board members Dan Osborne and Tom Delong discuss the G&T proposal, one caller requested GVEA to post the G&T Articles of Incorporation. I had already done so, extracted from GVEA G&T’s larger RCA … Continue reading →
GVEA has taken out 3 days of a full page ad to promo the G&T. I’ve posted it here, but have done a bit of editorial corrections, as I see it. GVEA spent $5,000 of the members’ money on this … Continue reading →
I attended the GVEA board meeting last night, followed by the second meeting of the GVEA G&T ever since its inception in Dec. 2003. The GVEA G&T finally has bylaws adopted, the same board as the GVEA Board, and the … Continue reading →
Here are my recommendations for voting by mail. Of course, members should educate themselves before voting. The mail in ballot must be RECEIVED by 5 pm Dec. 11, 2006 at GVEA offices. To read why I recommend voting this way, … Continue reading →
While GVEA members should have received their ballots in the mail about giving away $300 million of assets, more things are happening. Homer Electric Association is working with AIDEA, the state agency owners of the experimental coal plant in Healy, … Continue reading →