First Public Hearing for Russia Election Interference Probe Called

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First Public Hearing for Russia Election Interference Probe Called

CAPITOL HILL — The House Intelligence Committee will probe Russian interference into the U.S. election in public for the first time during a hearing March 20, committee chair Representative Devin Nunes announced Tuesday. Among those invited to give public testimony are James Comey, the current director of the FBI who has been at the center of […]

Governor Walker Introduces Legislation to Combat Alaska’s Growing Opioid Epidemic

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Governor Walker Introduces Legislation to Combat Alaska’s Growing Opioid Epidemic

JUNEAU – As part of his plan to build a safer Alaska, Governor Bill Walker introduced legislation today to change the way opioids are prescribed and monitored. “Alaska is in the grips of a tragic opioid epidemic,” said Governor Walker. “Abuse of heroin and opioids has torn apart families, increased crime, and led to far […]

Alaska Tribal Administrator’s Association Annual Symposium – March 29-31

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Alaska Tribal Administrator’s Association Annual Symposium – March 29-31

Formed in 2015, the Alaska Tribal Administrators Association is a non-political 501(c)3 organization that seeks to provide support, education, and community to the individuals working as administrators, directors, executive directors, and other leaders of more than 200 Alaska Native Tribal entities all over Alaska. The symposium is geared toward the “Tribal CEO” who may otherwise […]

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