Dear Friends and Neighbors, The Permanent Fund and its management is critically important to our State. The first item in this newsletter is the meeting held on June 24 about the Fund
Permanent Fund Management, Pharmacy Benefit Managers and much more! Read More »
Dear Friends and Neighbors, Happy Juneteenth yesterday! State government must work effectively for the benefit of Alaskans. That means having qualified public employees filling the jobs that Alaskan communities, businesses and families depend on.
Public Employee Problem, Partisan Divide, Willie Mays and much more! Read More »
Dear Friends and Neighbors, I am getting a lot of question about Southcentral Gas Supply.
Southcentral Gas Supply, Harry Potter Street Names and much more! Read More »
Dear Friends and Neighbors, Its a busy summer ahead but please email or call anytime. My team and I are available to hear your concerns, answer questions and try to find solutions.
Women in Construction, Canadian Energy for US and much more! Read More »
Dear Friends and Neighbors, A correction this morning from Larry Persily, on ConocoPhillips purchase of Marathon Oil. See below.
Correction to today’s newsletter! Read More »
Dear Friends and Neighbors, President Harry Truman observed: “If you want a friend in politics, get a dog.” So true! Last winter my husband agreed to let me adopt two “friends”! Andy is a 4 year old, enthusiastically joyful Bernese Mountain Dog and the best friend ever! Tilly is a 7 year old “Heinz 57”
Cook Inlet Gas, Education and much more! Read More »
Dear Friends and Neighbors, I spent Monday through Wednesday at the Alaska Sustainable Energy Conference, 3rd annual, here in Anchorage. Really great presentations on all topics from carbon capture to nuclear. Lots of renewable information. I especially enjoyed the hydrogen topics. Today (Thursday) is the last day.
Lots of Energy! APFC and much more! Read More »
Dear Friends and Neighbors, This newsletter is later than usual because…my team and I have had a “recovery” day today. Senate floor adjourned at 11:50 PM last night on Day 121 of session. We are pretty tired today as we clean up the office, preparing to close here in Juneau.
End of Session, Budget, Bills and much more! Read More »
Dear Friends and Neighbors, It was an honor for me to carry SB 123, which passed in 2011 with Bipartisan cosponsors and support. It was the first bill that I sponsored and saw passed as a state senator.
Energy, Pensions, Housing Costs and much more! Read More »
Dear Friends and Neighbors, Spring in Juneau means crocus blossoms, buds forming on the rhododendron, street sweeping, and most of all–cruise ship arrivals! Tourists wandering the halls of our Capitol building, admiring the historic materials. The cruise ships are here! The true sign of Juneau Spring. The other day, the population of Juneau increased by
Operating Budget, Legislation, Energy & lots more Read More »
