Sen. Löki Gale Tobin is joined by two 4th grade teachers from Soldotna to discuss the crisis in Alaska’s public schools brought on by years of flat education funding.
The Empty Office Podcast – Season 2, Episode 6 Read More »
I want to hear from you, so I’m holding town hall meetings this month.
On the Kenai: Weekly Legislative Update Read More »
Read more about the state of public education in Alaska, find out what the heck is happening with the STIP, and check out some very fun photos.
The Latest: It’s a Photo Dump (plus some other stuff) Read More »
Following last week’s newsletter about the Governor’s 12 new Executive Orders, the Senate introduced Special Senate Concurrent Resolutions to disapprove the Executive Orders. The legislature must decide whether to approve or reject these executive orders by March 16, 2024.
Alaska Matters: Senator Murkowski Visits the Legislature Read More »
Dear Friends and Neighbors, Launch Alaska is not a rocket testing facility as is sometimes assumed. They are an innovation center, focused on equitable, resilient, prosperous communities with economic opportunities, sustainable systems, and clean energy. They help connect innovators and businesses.
Education Funding, Permanent Fund Update & lots more! Read More »
JUNEAU – Yesterday afternoon, the Alaska legislature became aware of the passing of former Representative Tom Anderson. Senator Gary Stevens (R-Kodiak), who served with Representative Anderson in the Alaska State House, issued the following statement:
NEWS: Senate President Mourns the Passing of Former Representative Tom Anderson Read More »
Sen. Löki Gale Tobin recently spoke to school district officials from across Alaska about the historical struggle to establish a public education system open to all students.
The Empty Office Podcast – Season 2, Episode 5 Read More »
During this recent cold snap, we were very close to not having enough natural gas to keep our lights on and our houses warm. My office is working on oil and gas tax policy that will provide incentives to make enough Cook Inlet natural gas available for firm supply contracts that are sufficient to meet
On the Kenai: Weekly Legislative Update Read More »
Along with love, St. Valentine is also the patron saint of beekeepers. Not exactly seasonal for Valentine’s day around here as we look at another foot or so of snow. But perhaps the chill will help us all keep our stingers in check another week in the Capitol.
The Real Deal with Kiehl: Mr. Fix It Read More »
Last week, the Senate passed SB 88, which would establish an improved retirement system for public employees and teachers. This bipartisan legislation is an important step towards building a strong economy and recruiting and retaining employees in Alaska’s public sector.
Alaska Matters: Pensions for Public Employees Read More »
