John Suter

May 30, 2024 | thecordovatimes.com | John Suter

By John Suter Dear Editor,  Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski is working with Congress and Bureau of Land Mangement to create a Federal Scenic Long Trail from Seward to Fairbanks. I’m deeply concerned that private land owners aren’t being notified about the Long Trail passing through or near private lands.  We have the Alaska State Constitution on the Public Process and I feel as if this trail is being rushed and certain user groups aren’t being notified.

May 17, 2024 | newsminer.com | John Suter

To the editor: Sen. Lisa Murkowski is working with Congress and the Bureau of Land Management to create a federal scenic trail from Seward to Fairbanks. I’m concerned that private land owners aren’t being notified about the Alaska Long Trail passing through or near private lands. I feel as if this trail is being rushed and certain user groups aren’t being notified. The route into the Talkeetna Mountains is another concern. Who’s going to pay for the rescue mission?

May 15, 2024 | adn.com | John Suter

Sen. Lisa Murkowski is working with Congress and BLM to create a Federal Scenic Long Trail from Seward to Fairbanks. I’m deeply concerned that private landowners aren’t being notified about the Long Trail passing through or near private lands. I feel as if this trail is being rushed and certain user groups aren’t being notified. The route into the Talkeetna Mountains is another concern; who’s going to pay for rescue missions?

May 12, 2023 | techonomy.com | Ashwini M. Zenooz |Aleks Mehrle |John Suter |Rafal Walkiewicz

The United States spends $696 billion on Medicare – so reforming the existing plan distribution model couldn’t be more vital. The process should be as straightforward and stress-free as possible, and that way is through...

Mar 9, 2023 | adn.com | John Suter

There is another reason why a low number of mushers signed up to run the Iditarod sled dog race that has not been discussed. The past few years, the trail committee has shut down the trail shortly after the winner has crossed the finished line. Most mushers run the race to get their Iditarod sled dog patch of completion and the Iditarod belt buckle. Few mushers can generate the funds needed to develop a competitive team that has a shot at winning the race.