Anchorage Public Library deputy director Judy Eledge, whose tenure was fraught with controversy, is resigning, Mayor Dave Bronson's office announced Tuesday.
in state and federal court over the firing of the city’s former director of the Office of Equal Opportunity, who asserts she was let go in retaliation for reporting employee complaints about Eledge.On Tuesday, the Anchorage Assembly was set to vote on aEledge’s resignation comes two weeks after the Anchorage Daily News and ProPublica
that documented her history of inflammatory comments and social media posts, including statements made while working at the library and secretly recorded by an employee.
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