Because of a high volume of comments requiring moderation, we are temporarily disabling comments on many of our articles so editors can focus on the coronavirus crisis and other coverage. We invite you to write a letter to the editor or reach out directly if you’d like to communicate with us about a particular article. Thanks.,, ............ WELL THEN DONT BABYSIT US ....CNN and NPR did the same years ago , stating facts will get u banned or a week of no posting....

That's pathetic. Basically they had no answers for being wrong.

I never felt bad about cancelling our daily subscription when we lived in Eagle River. That was in the days when ADN was the only game in town. No daily paper was better than their paper.

The Daily Worker has always been a sad joke except to all the comrades

I go online most mornings just to read their headlines.

No need to pay $4 a month for a subscription. I don't want to read their rag articles anyway, just keep tabs on which direction the BS is flying.

I watch Lester Holt several times a week for the same reason, and hell, he ain't near as pretty as Shannon.....

That old east-coast Marxist cuhnt still own that rag?

Nope... she blew her wad shepparding G Maxwell all over the State and hanging out in Lance Mackey's cabin complete with powder snow outside and lots of white powder inside.

After many unfortunate events she she sold ADN to the Fairbanks Binkley family and they are trying to dig themselves out of the hole. Sadly, they are publishing a bunch of very anti-right "news."

Isn’t she running the Arctic Now News website? I seem to remember she is.

I have not noticed the website and have no idea what she is doing.

They don’t put out anything worth paying for. Comment sections were the only thing worth reading.

Just took a look and you are correct... she is on the board. I see Mead Treadwell is there also.

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Ya gotta be kidding! That old dry doe is still at it huh?

I can hardly wait to subscribe now that Tread Meanswell is on board.

Sitka,

I just got my email from Arctic Today and logged in to this thread and saw you pulled up the information already since I had it as Arctic Now. It’s not just US stuff on there, but anywhere in the Arctic. One of the main articles today is about it being time for Edmonton to change the name of its CFL team. Really important stuff ya know.

I had to follow news articles about the warming Arctic when I was AD Air Force and was forecasting weather for AK and parts of Russia. Arctic Today actually had some pretty good information on some of the issues, and then others are total BS.

Yup, agenda driven...

Like I was saying..I was on NPR comment section for years... reading the comments was setting the tone for what folks were thinking, then I noticed the comments were going RIGHT , fact after fact... holy cow ...they put up with """us""" for they seed the writing on the wall....poof were shuting down because..blah blah wolf wolf....