@Skippynutz123 Iโm thinking the total volume of moose poop in Anchorage is a small fraction that of dog poop. Admittedly, I have no data though. It is a major pollutant in our waterways though (dog not moose).
Spotted at Target: a Barbie that teaches kids the importance of picking up after your dog. Some of the dog owners of Anchorage should have had this growing up.
@Alaskapolitics1 I rate this comment a D-. School finances are public record, with district budgets approved by board members elected by the general public. Districts do and should put as much as possible into the classroom, but things like furniture and building maintenance are fairly important.
This is astounding. I can give any number of reasons why this is terrible for our economic future, but mostly Iโm thinking about my 2-year-old and 4-year-old, facing an education system materially worse than when I went through the Anchorage and Kodiak school system.
@_daftdunk@AEDCweb Lots of weird conflicting signals in our housing market, but one oddity is that rent cost increases have been very low given other indicators. It doesnโt point to monopoly power by landlords.
@_daftdunk@AEDCweb My hypothesis is that no, there wouldn't be an immediate reduction in rent--but future rent increases would be forestalled or reduced. Over a few year time horizon, renters would ultimately see a benefit. But the unfair cost renters pay now is undeniable.
@_daftdunk@AEDCweb The subject of prop tax passthrough to renters is pretty complicated and I haven't been able to find any substantive research about how prop tax reduction would/wouldn't impact renters.