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Senator Olson Offers to Pay for Public Space in Nome for Governor Dunleavy’s Town Hall

By Noah Hanson | AKLEG on Mar 20, 2019   Featured, North Slope/Northwest Alaska, Politics, State  

Senator Olson Offers to Pay for Public Space in Nome for Governor Dunleavy’s Town Hall

  Offer would turn the Governor’s town hall into a public event without terms and conditions placed on rural residents JUNEAU – On Monday, March 18, Governor Dunleavy announced a statewide roadshow to promote his proposed budget cuts. On Tuesday, the public became aware that the events in five Alaska cities were private and sponsored […]

Opinion: Sustainable fiscal plan, reliable funding crucial for K-12 education

By Dr. Lisa Skiles Parady | Executive Director of the Alaska Council of School Administrators, Norm Wooten | Executive Director of the Association of Alaska School Boards, Sarah Sledge | Executive Director of the Coalition for Education Equity on Mar 20, 2019   Op/Ed and the Editor  

Opinion: Sustainable fiscal plan, reliable funding crucial for K-12 education

  [dropcap]L[/dropcap]ast month, Governor Dunleavy unveiled his proposed FY 2020 operating budget, which among other drastic cuts, slashed $330 million from education funding. This budget would devastate public education and leave a bleak future for our children and communities. These severe proposed budget cuts have damaged Alaska’s reputation as a desirable place to live. Thankfully, […]

SEARHC Hires Dr. Bruhl for System-Wide Position of Vice-President/Chief Medical Officer

By Stacy Smith | SEARHC on Mar 20, 2019   Featured, Health, Southeast Alaska  

SEARHC Hires Dr. Bruhl for System-Wide Position of Vice-President/Chief Medical Officer

  JUNEAU – SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC) has hired Elliot J. Bruhl, M.D. to assume the newly created systemwide position of Vice President/Chief Medical Officer (VP/CMO). SEARHC created the VP/CMO position to enhance the coordination and communication of the medical staff and the rest of the Consortium. Dr. Bruhl will begin on May 6, […]

Resource Development is Good for our Health

By Senate President Cathy Giessel on Mar 20, 2019   Op/Ed and the Editor  

Resource Development is Good for our Health

  It seems as though we are constantly beating back the regressive ideas that the development of our abundant resources is bad, businesses are bad, people who work for businesses are bad, and on and on. Generally, our response to these views has something to do with revenue to the State of Alaska, jobs and […]

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