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Safe, sound Alaska means no tolerance for domestic, sexual violence

By Gov. Bill Walker, Lt. Gov. Byron Mallott on Apr 27, 2017   Op/Ed and the Editor  

As governor and lieutenant governor, our decisions are influenced by the roles we held long before we took office. As husbands, brothers and sons, we cherish the strong women in our lives. As grandfathers and fathers, we want to ensure a safer Alaska. It is one of our administration’s highest priorities. Because building a vibrant […]

Governor Walker Announces Winners of “Choose Respect” Poster Contest

By Katie Marquette | Office of the Governor on Apr 27, 2017   Featured, State  

Governor Walker Announces Winners of “Choose Respect” Poster Contest

ANCHORAGE—Governor Bill Walker Tuesday announced the winner of the 2017 Choose Respect: Alaskans Pulling Together for Each Other poster contest as part of his Safer Alaska initiative. Liliana Rovira, a Government Hill Elementary School fifth-grader, was selected as the contest winner.  Liliana will receive a framed copy of the winning artwork and will be awarded […]

Recruitment Underway for Jobs in Alaska’s Seafood Industry

By Alaska Department of Labort and Workforce Development on Apr 26, 2017   Featured, State  

Recruitment Underway for Jobs in Alaska’s Seafood Industry

ANCHORAGE, Alaska— Alaskans looking for summer employment have the opportunity to work in the seafood industry. More than 20 work locations throughout the state are seeking qualified applicants. The largest demand is for seafood processors, with approximately 1,400 positions to be filled, and salmon roe technicians, with an estimated 700 positions to be filled. The […]

­­­Traditional Games Promoting Sportsmanship Attract Athletes from Across the State

By Tim Blum | Cook Inlet Tribal Council on Apr 26, 2017   Events/Notices, Southcentral  

­­­Traditional Games Promoting Sportsmanship Attract Athletes from Across the State

Beginning Thursday, nearly 500 student athletes from over 100 communities across Alaska will gather at the Alaska Airlines Center in Anchorage for the 47th Annual NYO Games Alaska. Running April 27–29, the 2017 Games will host student athletes from across the state who will demonstrate their strength, agility and skill in traditional Alaska Native contests, […]

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