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.
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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.
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SB 207, my Military Help Desk Bill is being heard in the Senate Community and Regional Affairs Committee! SB 207 creates a military help desk to ease the transition for service members and their families coming to Alaska. Public Testimony will take place TODAY starting at 1:30pm!
Juneau Note: TESTIFY TODAY! Read More »
Dear Friends and Neighbors, More on Cook Inlet Natural Gas Supply! On Wednesday, Feb. 7, I invited the House Resources committee to join my Senate committee to hear from Hilcorp, HEX/Furie, and BlueCrest Energy who are all resource development companies with leases to develop natural gas in Cook Inlet.
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I hope you and your family have been staying safe and warm this remarkable winter. Even in Juneau, we’ve experienced record levels of snow.
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It was an honor to escort Governor Dunleavy into the House Chambers Tuesday night and hear his vision for Alaska. The Governor and I agree on many things, including the importance of making Alaska a place where people can raise their families in safety, with affordable housing and energy, enough food to eat, and a
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Reaction to Governor Dunleavy’s State of the State speech from Rep. Andy Josephson, Rep. Genevieve Mina, and Sen. Löki Gale Tobin.
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Dear Friends and Neighbors, It’s cold outside. If I told someone in the Lower 48 that its cold today in Alaska, they would laugh.
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The Senate Majority passes legislation to reinstate defined benefits for state employees.
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I hear Punxsutawney Phil predicted an early spring yesterday. Hah! February 2 is Marmot Day here in Alaska, and I think the large rodents of the 49th state know we’ve got more snow on the way.
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