Three of the four Alaska candidates for governor told a Juneau crowd they would live and maintain the seat of government in the state’s Southeast Alaska capital city at a forum in Juneau on Wednesday. The candidates’ commitment signals the potential for a significant shift. Gov. Mike Dunleavy, who has served for eight years and […]
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