Education, Energy, and Elections
The Latest with Senator Löki Gale Tobin tries to unpack what’s happening in the Alaska State Legislature by shedding light on why things are the way they are.
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Agriculture, Eavesdropping and Fairbanks Events
We’ve had a lot of visitors coming to the Capitol these past few weeks. A lot of our visitors were from Fairbanks, including members of the FNSB school board, members of UAF’s faculty union and members from the Fairbanks Borough Assembly. Even Fairbanks Mayor David Pruhs stopped by the office to talk to me yesterday! I also really enjoyed my visit with the Asian American Pacific Islanders Coalition of Alaska. It has been fun seeing so many familiar faces!
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State of the Judiciary Annual Address
Last week, Chief Justice Susan Carney addressed the Legislature in the annual State of the Judiciary address. Recalling United States Chief Justice John Roberts’ visit to Alaska, our nation is best when all three branches of government -the executive, the legislature, and the judiciary – are independent and strong.
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Budget Choices and much more!
Dear friends and neighbors, Money Choices What a title for this week’s newsletter! Not exactly an appealing opener. But its reality.
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The Empty Office Podcast – Season 3, Episode 5
Senator Löki Gale Tobin is joined by the Executive Director of the Alaska Municipal League to talk about the development of cities and boroughs in Alaska and how they support public education.
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A pile of questions
Happy Valentines Day! I hope you spent some time with your loved ones. Remember today is Elizabeth Peratrovich Day. Just a couple of years ago, she was honored nationally for the first time. That’s fitting, since she was a key American civil rights leader and a great Alaskan.
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On the Kenai: Weekly Legislative Update for Feb. 16
There have big developments over the last week with road and energy projects. The delayed phase 1b of the Cooper Landing Bypass is back in the STIP. Dirt work is slated to continue on the east side of the project this summer – moving the completion date up years sooner than 2032. To learn more about
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Please Take Our Constituent Survey
Happy Valentine’s Day! We hope your day includes time with loved ones and good chocolate.
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Budget, Gas, Education, and much more!
Dear friends and neighbors, My staff and I are all Alaskans who graduated from public school. Four of us graduated from Alaska public schools. Education funding is still front and center. The House and Senate majorities agree on almost all points but are still working to find alignment with the Governor’s office.
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Fear no more the heat o’ the sun
I don’t know what to make of all the sunshine this weekend. But after a full week inside from the dark of morning to the dark of night, sunny days are my excuse for getting the newsletter out a couple of days late.
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