Tag Archives: Anchorage Assembly

Sullygate: My letter to the Anchorage Assembly in support of Assembly Resolution AR 2010-92

By Mel Green | Published: Tue, 13 April 2010
In 2001, the Municipality of Anchorage lied to Aetna about George Sullivan being an eligible permanent employee of the Municipality. That and other reasons that an independent counsel should be retained to investigate the Sullivan 'insurance' matter.
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Sullygate: Why we need an independent investigation

By Mel Green | Published: Mon, 12 April 2010
Important questions about the Sullivan 'life insurance' trust remain -- and they demand answers that only an independent investigation can provide. Demand passage Assembly Resolution AR 2010-92, which will provide one.
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Why I picked Dick Traini over Andy Clary, & you should too (Anchorage Assembly Midtown Seat F)

By Mel Green | Published: Sat, 3 April 2010
Three reasons to vote for Dick Traini over Andy Clary in next Tuesday's municipal election: (1) Dan Sullivan; (2) LGBTQ equality (or rather, its lack); (3) experience. Please vote on April 6!
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Taking a Sullygate break

By Mel Green | Published: Thu, 25 March 2010
A brief update: I'm taking a breather from Sullygate for my writing -- got a deadline. I'll come back in early April with an analysis of the deputy municipal attorney's 3/22 memorandum that answers some but not all questions.
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The Daily Tweets, 2010-03-23: Livetweeting Assembly meeting w/ Sullygate resolutions

By Mel Green | Published: Tue, 23 March 2010
This post summarizes my livetweet of the Anchorage Assembly on two resolutions re: Sullygate -- along with the tweets themselves. Mention also of Sullivan's alleged extramarital affair.
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Sullygate: MOA Dept. of Law analysis; Ethics Board rules against Mayor Sullivan

By Mel Green | Published: Tue, 23 March 2010
A legal analysis of from the deputy municipal attorney has been issued (I provide a copy); and the Ethics Board rules against Mayor Dan Sullivan, saying that he should have disclosed his potential conflict of interest.
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Sullygate: The Lindemuth/Crawford relationship

By Mel Green | Published: Mon, 22 March 2010
Susan Lindemuth, 30-year Manager of Records and Benefits at the Municipality of Anchorage, and Larry Crawford, current chief of staff to Mayor Dan Sullivan, are 50/50 co-owners of their residence. What's this mean to the Sullivan 'life insurance' matter?
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The Daily Tweets, 2010-03-20: Mindfried

By Mel Green | Published: Sat, 20 March 2010
The Daily Tweets, 2010-03-20 Completely mindfried after finally completing my mondo Sullygate timeline. Check it out – http://bit.ly/cq8Qzs #fb # Complete #Sullygate timeline — 193,000 “life insurance” payout to Sullivan trust http://bit.ly/cq8Qzs #fb # Harriet Drummond comments @ that Matt Claman is also introducing a resolution re: #Sullygate ethics http://bit.ly/cq8Qzs # RT: @nethenekhthon: Spent the [...]
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Sullygate: Two resolutions to be introduced at Anchorage Assembly on March 23

By Mel Green | Published: Sat, 20 March 2010
Two resolutions will be introduced at the Anchorage Assembly on March 23 on questions surrounding the putative $193,000 George Sullivan 'life insurance'. Here's details, including complete text of both resolutions.
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A Sullygate timeline: 1982-2010

By Mel Green | Published: Sat, 20 March 2010
Here it is: the great-grandmother of all Sullygate timelines, based on all the factual information that has so far been publicly disclosed on the "life insurance policy" of former Anchorage Mayor George Sullivan. Have fun. I sure did.
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