JUNEAU, AK – Today, Governor Mike Dunleavy outlined his education policy package he proposed to the Alaska legislature. Senate President Gary Stevens, R-Kodiak, issued the following statement in response:
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For folks in the Lower 48, Sunday is Groundhog Day. On February 2, Alaskans honor the mighty marmot.
Hey East Anchorage, The Alaska Legislature convened last week in Juneau. I am honored once again to serve as Senate Rules Chair, which oversees the daily business of the Senate and determines the Senate Floor Calendar. I am working with Representative Donna Mears and Representative Ted Eischeid about scheduling a joint townhall in late February
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Dear friends and neighbors, The Senate Resources committee opened our work last week with hearings on Cook Inlet gas supply for 70% of Alaska’s population.
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JUNEAU, AK – Tonight, Governor Mike Dunleavy delivered his annual State of the State address to a joint legislature. Senate President Gary Stevens, R-Kodiak, issued the following statement:
The Senate and House Education Committees want to hear from you on the state of public education in Alaska.
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Senator Tobin sits down with historian David Reamer to discuss housing discrimination and the Black migration into Anchorage.
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I am honored to represent the people of the Kenai Peninsula. I am working toward safer roads, effective schools, and securing affordable and reliable energy. There is much to do and I’m happy to work on behalf of Kenai Peninsula families to help our communities prosper.
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I made it to Juneau! It has been a busy week, as I’ve been setting up the office, getting sworn in, going on Costco runs and getting ready for the session in general. While I am excited to be here in Juneau representing and looking out for Fairbanks, I do miss my hometown, and, of course, running into all of you when out and about.
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Juneau, AK – Today, the Senate Rules Committee, chaired by Senator Bill Wielechowski, D-Anchorage, introduced Senate Bill 64 to modernize and strengthen Alaska’s election system. The proposal addresses the concern that there are more registered voters in Alaska than the Alaskan adult population and the bill seeks to update state statutes to ensure that all
