On the Kenai: Weekly Legislative Update
Happy Easter! I am looking forward to spending Easter with my family, and I hope you get to enjoy the day with your family and friends. He is risen indeed!
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Alaska Matters: West Anchorage Constituent Survey Results
Our constituent survey is out! Thank you to everyone who took the time to give us their feedback. We received nearly 440 answers and present the results below. We value this constituent feedback and will use it to inform our policy decisions going forward.
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The Real Deal with Kiehl: Halfway Through, 90% To Go
Happy Easter to those who celebrate it! Happy Purim to others. Happy several days in a row above 40 degrees to all!
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NEWS: Legislation Increasing Benefits to Cover Commercial Fishing Medical Claims Passes Legislature
JUNEAU – Senate Bill 93, which increases the limits on payouts from the Alaska Fisherman’s Fund for commercial fishing illnesses and injuries, passed the Alaska House 39 – 1 on Thursday. The bill, sponsored by the Senate Labor and Commerce Committee, better ensures fishing crew members’ medical costs from fishing related incidents are covered.
Juneau Note: Serving Those Who Serve, ALS Awareness, Lowering Veto Threshold and More!
The Joint Armed Services Committee had a very successful meeting yesterday. The Committee heard from multiple branches of the military and were able to ask pressing questions of the military.
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Ed. Funding, PFD Options, Cook Inlet Gas, Potholes & lots more
Dear Friends and Neighbors, There’s a large variety of stuff in this newsletter, from education to voting in Anchorage, to Cook Inlet Gas!
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NEWS: U.S. Department of Education Designates Alaska as a “High-Risk” Grantee Under Federal Conditions of the American Rescue Plan Act Education Funds
JUNEAU – On Wednesday, April 3, the Senate Education Committee will hold an emergency hearing at 3:30 p.m. to hear from the Department of Education and Early Development on its actions leading up to a designation of a “high-risk” grantee by the U.S. Department of Education and its plan forward to remove the designation.
The Empty Office Podcast – Season 2, Episode 11
Sen. Löki Gale Tobin talks with Sen. Jesse Kiehl and Sen. Jesse Bjorkman about the effort to override the Governor’s veto of bipartisan education legislation. The override effort failed by one vote.
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On the Kenai: Weekly Legislative Update
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Alaska Matters: Veto Override Update
On Monday, the veto override vote on the Governor’s veto of Senate Bill 140 failed by one vote. The Legislature will keep working to increase school funding despite this setback.
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