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.
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.
First Week in Juneau, Representative Highlights, Free Legal Aid Read More »
Last Wednesday, the last of the votes were finally counted, and though a couple of races are set to go to a recount, for the most part things are settled.
Heading to Juneau, FNSB 20 Year Comprehensive Plan, PFD, AKleg.gov Read More »
Last Wednesday, the last of the votes were finally counted, and though a couple of races are set to go to a recount, for the most part things are settled.
Coalitions, Committees, Christmas Trees and More! Read More »
Elections have finally ended (woohoo!) and though many results are still being tabulated, it is time to breathe a sigh of relief and recommit ourselves to the real hard work – delivering results for the over 730,000 people who call Alaska home.
Post Election Update, Veterans Day and More! Read More »
With fall in full swing, we are all working very hard to prepare for the coming winter. If you ever need any assistance with issues you are dealing with around Fairbanks and the Interior, as always I urge you to call my office and I will be more than happy to assist you in any way we can
Important Bills and Vetoes, Local Elections and 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 »
Summer is coming to an end and the new school year is right around the corner! A new school year means new notebooks, school activities resuming, learning, growth and a fresh start. Whether you have a child that is in elementary, middle or high school, back to school season can be exciting, yet turbulent. In this edition, I’ll share some important information on what’s going on around the community as our kids head back to school.
Back-to-School, Milestones and More! Read More »
It is the middle of the summer and it has been an eventful season! In the past week, an attempt was made on the life of former President Trump while he spoke at a rally in Pennsylvania. I am relieved that the former President is unharmed. There is no room for violence for a thriving democracy to survive. The attack is a significant indicator that we, as a country and as Americans, must work to unite in times of political unrest and uncertainty and remember the principles on which our great country was founded. In my role within the Senate, I strive to embrace these principles as a member of the bipartisan Senate Majority while working to make Fairbanks and Alaska a great place to live, work, raise a family and retire.
Juneau Note: Headlines, Miss Alaska, Fair Time and More! Read More »
It’s the middle of the summer, and, unfortunately, it is getting smokier by the minute. This is due to the numerous wildfires throughout the Interior. The McDonald fire, which is located south of the Tanana River and west of North Pole and Salcha, has grown to over 130,000 acres.
Juneau Note: Wildfires, The Budget and Correspondence Schools Read More »
