Inside Opinion

If you have questions about how the Daily News makes editorial decisions, this blog has the answers. Editorial page editor Matt Zencey and writers Frank Gerjevic and Rosemary Shinohara will discuss what they're working on, answer questions and ask your perspective on issues facing Alaska.


Matt Zencey

Matt Zencey joined the Daily News as an editorial writer in 1985 and was named editorial page editor in May 2007. He has won several. "Best editorial writing" awards from the Alaska Press Club and was a Nieman Fellow in Journalism at Harvard University. He lives on the west side of Anchorage, where he enjoys the best weather in town and easy access to the Coastal Trail. E-mail Matt at mzencey@adn.com

Frank Gerjevic

Frank Gerjevic has worked at the Daily News since 1978, where he's been sports editor, copy editor, reporter and columnist. He's been an editorial writer since 1998. He began his newspaper career with the Anchorage Times in 1975. E-mail Frank at fgerjevic@adn.com

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Gold exhibit at the new museum is secure

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From Rosemary Shinohara:

I got a tour of the $106 million addition to the Anchorage Museum today (Wednesday).

I like the space agey, glass and metallic facade. But the best thing about the addition is that the improvements to electronic security, climate control and other inner workings mean we can now get exhibits like the travelling "Gold" exhibit -- a spectacular show with ancient gold coins and jewelry and bullions worth untold millions.

It's so secure that my group of touring journalists had to wait a bit until the guards reached the floor. Len Anderson from KSKA joked in an aside, "I don't blame them, I wouldn't trust reporters either."

The museum opens to the public Saturday afternoon, and it's a free day. It'll be a party - music, food booths and more.


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