It’s the most wonderful time of the year! In these busy weeks between major holidays, we hope you’re enjoying the activities that make this season bright. If Christmas trees are a part of your holiday celebrations, read on to learn about how to legally harvest a tree in Southcentral Alaska.
Alaska Matters: Updates for the Snowy Season Read More »
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving, a time to appreciate our many blessings and to spend time with family, friends, and neighbors. We hope everyone enjoys a happy and safe holiday weekend.
Alaska Matters: Happy Thanksgiving! Read More »
This week, we give thanks to service members on Veterans Day, November 11, provide information on the recent report on psychiatric patient rights in Alaska, and report on the status of the proposed Fish Creek/Coastal Trail connector.
Alaska Matters: Veterans Day! Read More »
This week, we reflect on the tragedies happening in the Middle East, provide an update on NorthLink Aviation’s project development, and report on the State’s lawsuit with the federal government regarding the Kuskokwim River.
Alaska Matters: Recent Events in Israel and Palestine Read More »
In this week’s newsletter, we share information about my telehealth legislation and upcoming community events.
Alaska Matters: Moving Forward with Telehealth Legislation Read More »
Providence’s recent groundbreaking ceremony for their new facility is a step forward for mental health support in Alaska. Health care and workforce development are critical services that help all Alaskans.
Alaska Matters: Moving Forward with Crisis Stabilization Read More »
Monday is Labor Day, the day we honor America’s workforce. Thank you to our diverse, capable workforce that help strengthen our economy and grow our community!
Alaska Matters: Labor Day Weekend Read More »
Next week, students in the Anchorage School District go back to school! Thank you to our hard-working teachers for all they do for our schools and community.
Alaska Matters: Back to School! Read More »
ore and more Alaskans support the Alaska Long Trail project and I consistently support investing in this important effort. The Alaska Long Trail project has broad support from local communities, economic development groups, and the tourism industry.
Alaska Matters: Alaska Long Trail & Legislation Highlights Read More »
This week, the governor announced nearly $200 million in vetoes to the capital and operating budgets passed by the legislature. The vetoes include cuts to education, public safety, and public health services. We discuss his vetoes and the final budget picture below.
Alaska Matters: Budget Update & Vetoes Read More »
