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Trump’s Washington Hotel Took In Nearly $41M in 2018

By Masood Farivar | VOA on May 16, 2019   Featured, National, National/World, Politics  

Trump’s Washington Hotel Took In Nearly $41M in 2018

  WASHINGTON — One of the crown jewels of U.S. President Donald Trump’s real estate empire generated millions of dollars in revenue last year, reinforcing questions about the president’s businesses profiting from foreign and state government officials. The luxury Trump International Hotel Washington, housed in the historic Old Post Office Pavilion building, brought in nearly $41 […]

Murkowski Questions Forest Service on Spruce Beetle Mitigation in Alaska, Wildfire Prevention Efforts, and Timber Production

By Karina Borger | Office of Senator Murkowski on May 16, 2019   Featured, Politics, State  

Murkowski Questions Forest Service on Spruce Beetle Mitigation in Alaska, Wildfire Prevention Efforts, and Timber Production

 Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) chaired an Interior Appropriations Subcommittee hearing to examine the Fiscal Year 2020 budget request for the U.S. Forest Service. At the hearing, Senator Murkowski questioned U.S. Forest Service Chief Vicki Christiansen on the spruce beetle epidemic occurring in Southcentral Alaska, wildfire suppression and response training initiatives, […]

Legislative Inaction Forces Governor Dunleavy to Call Immediate Special Session in Juneau

By Matt Shuckerow | Office of the Governor on May 16, 2019   Featured, Politics, State  

Legislative Inaction Forces Governor Dunleavy to Call Immediate Special Session in Juneau

  Proclamation includes crime package, budgets, full PFD, education funding (Juneau) – With only minutes remaining in the 121-day regular session and no indication of progress being made, Alaska Governor Michael J. Dunleavy issued a proclamation calling the Alaska Legislature into special session to complete its work on the constitutionally mandated budget bills, a comprehensive […]

Economic Study: Pebble Mine Threatens Bear Viewing/Tourism Jobs

By Drew Hamilton | Friends of McNeil River on May 15, 2019   Featured, Politics, State  

Economic Study: Pebble Mine Threatens Bear Viewing/Tourism Jobs

  Army Corps DEIS fails to consider impacts to bears and burgeoning industry Homer, Alaska – A new study by University of Alaska Fairbanks researchers highlights the strong and growing economic value of bear viewing on the west side of Cook Inlet, where the Pebble Partnership hopes to build a major transportation corridor and industrial […]

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