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Community Taps Skills and Humor to Highlight Marine Safety

By Sue Keller | Sea Grant on Feb 9, 2018   Featured, Southcentral, State  

Community Taps Skills and Humor to Highlight Marine Safety

Marine safety is never far from coastal Alaskans’ thoughts, where commercial fishing and other marine trades are their livelihood. This holds true in Cordova, a community of 2,200 on Prince William Sound. Every February Cordovans enjoy displaying and testing their cold water safety skills during the Iceworm Survival Suit Races by donning survival suits, swimming […]

Wave of Endorsement from Alaska Native Entities Supporting House Bill 199

By Stand for Salmon on Feb 9, 2018   Featured, Politics, State  

Wave of Endorsement from Alaska Native Entities Supporting House Bill 199

DILLINGHAM – Thursday, a packet of letters and resolutions from Alaska Native leaders in support of House Bill 199, the Wild Salmon Legacy Act introduced by Rep. Louise Stutes R–Kodiak, was submitted to the Alaska Legislature. The documents, including a statement from the Bristol Bay Native Corporation and support letters or resolutions from ten tribal […]

Governor Walker Introduces Legislation to cut Bureaucracy and Red tape

By Austin Baird | State of Alaska on Feb 9, 2018   Featured, Politics, State  

Governor Walker Introduces Legislation to cut Bureaucracy and Red tape

JUNEAU – Governor Bill Walker Thursday introduced four pieces of legislation to remove Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development statutes that do not serve the public and create regulatory confusion. The bills repeal obsolete statutes and help downsize government operations. “My Administration is taking seriously our commitment to streamline government and find efficiencies, as […]

Alaska House Passes Bill to Early Fund Public Education

By Michael Mason | AKLeg on Feb 8, 2018   Featured, Politics, State  

Alaska House Passes Bill to Early Fund Public Education

Juneau – Wednesday night, the Alaska House of Representatives passed legislation to early fund Alaska’s K-12 public education system. House Bill 287 prioritizes public education by advancing it from the normal budget process. The author of HB 287 is House Finance Committee Co-Chair Rep. Paul Seaton (R-Homer). “School administrators, school board members, parents, and even […]

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