Dear Friends and Neighbors, I talked to some folks that forgot to vote last Tuesday (9/20) in the Primary Election. I’m hoping that, with my repeatedly reminding them, they will remember the General Election on November 5!
Permanent Fund, Cook Inlet, Grocery Merger and much more! Read More »
Fall is in the air, bringing with it many events to learn, grow from and celebrate. I hope you had a wonderful summer, and that it was as busy and enjoyable as mine. As we head forward to the coming winter, it is important for us to take a moment to remind ourselves of what we need to accomplish to keep our community safe and our spirits high. In this issue, I will discuss traffic safety, the start of the school year, the Alaska Defense Forum and much more!
Trainor Gate Safety, Alaska’s Defense and More! Read More »
After a month-long break, there’s a lot to catch up on! I’ll keep the updates brief so you can get back to picking berries, fishing for silvers, or whatever fun fills your August weekends.
The Real Deal with Kiehl: That Was the Month That Was Read More »
Sen. Tobin successfully lobbies the National Conference of State Legislatures to support more federal resources for homeless children and youth.
Fall is nearly here and the Anchorage School District (ASD) started classes last week. Several changes at ASD will impact students, families, and community members this school year.
Back to School: Changes at the Anchorage School District and Funding Updates Read More »
Dear Friends and Neighbors, The Alaska State Fair on Saturday was wonderful! My husband and I volunteered for Alaska Mining Day, passing out small backpacks to folks. The Fair is always great fun and lots of opportunity to eat unhealthy food and buy an amazing diversity of stuff!
Legacy DB value, Dementia, Gasoline Tax and much more! Read More »
Nikiski, AK – On Tuesday, Governor Dunleavy signed Senate Bill 174 into law to honor Alaskans who have lost their lives in service to our country and communities. The bill, which passed both the House and Senate unanimously, would establish in statute the Honor and Remember and Honor and Sacrifice Flags as official state symbols and
NEWS: Alaska Honors Those Who Made the Ultimate Sacrifice Read More »
Dear Friends and Neighbors, Please be sure to vote in this Open Primary Election on August 20! All candidates are on the same ballot, so there’s no restriction on who you can choose in the Pick One Primary.
Election, Energy and much more! Read More »
Nikiski, AK – Yesterday, Governor Mike Dunleavy signed Senate Bill 179 into law. Sponsored by Senator Jesse Bjorkman, R-Nikiski, this legislation is a result of extensive discussions with realtors, farmers, and municipal representatives. Senate Bill 179 prohibits local governments from adding transfer taxes to the sale of houses and other real property, improves the program
Anchorage, AK – Today, Governor Mike Dunleavy signed Senate Bill 152 into law, legislation designed to increase renewable energy options, lower electric costs for Alaskan ratepayers, and reduce natural gas usage. The bill, sponsored by Senator Bill Wielechowski, D-Anchorage, establishes a virtual net metering program for small-scale renewable energy generation, making it a significant step
NEWS: Bill to Expand Renewable Energy Access in Alaska Signed Into Law Read More »
