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Anchorage Grand Jury Indicts Four on Robbery Charges

By Alaska Native News on Feb 8, 2018   Featured, General News, Southcentral  

Anchorage Grand Jury Indicts Four on Robbery Charges

On Wednesday, an Anchorage Grand Jury handed down indictments for Robbery for four Anchorage residents as a result of a January Mountain View robbery of a woman there. 37-year-old Steven Thomas, 36-year-old Sarah Orazio, 43-year-old Sheila Wilson, and 54-year-old Keith Wilson were each charged with a single count of Robbery II. Thomas was also charged […]

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 […]

House Passes Bill to Keep Senior Benefits Program Running

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

House Passes Bill to Keep Senior Benefits Program Running

Juneau – Rep. Scott Kawasaki (D-Fairbanks) released the following statement after the Alaska House of Representatives swiftly passed House Bill 236 Wednesday night to extend the vital Senior Benefits program. The program is currently scheduled to sunset in June without legislative action. “This simple bill will keep in place a modest level of assistance to […]

Crunch Time for Congress to Keep US Government Open

By Michael Bowman | VOA on Feb 8, 2018   Featured, National, National/World, Politics  

Crunch Time for Congress to Keep US Government Open

CAPITOL HILL — It’s crunch time for lawmakers to keep the U.S. government open, with funding running out at midnight Washington time unless Congress extends federal spending authority for the fifth time in the last six months. The Senate will vote first on a two-year bipartisan budget deal that would boost spending for the Pentagon and […]

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