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Assembly overrides mayor’s first veto

Suzanne Downing - September 1, 2021 22

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House narrowly defeats Rep. Eastman’s effort to end vaccine discrimination in employment in Alaska

Suzanne Downing - September 1, 2021 49

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Sullivan demands answers from Biden on why 200 Americans are ‘forsaken’ by him

Suzanne Downing - August 31, 2021 50

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Association of Alaska School Boards: ‘No Covid vax, no attending events’

Suzanne Downing - August 31, 2021 56

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Mayor Bronson rescinds two workplace policies that were 11th-hour moves from last administration

Suzanne Downing - August 31, 2021 18

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The check will bounce: Alaska House passes $1,100 dividend with money that isn’t there

Suzanne Downing - August 31, 2021 34

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Rep. Liz Snyder was in favor of statutory PFD, until she wasn’t, and voted against it

Suzanne Downing - August 31, 2021 32

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Governor’s Office staff must monitor and test for Covid-19

Suzanne Downing - August 30, 2021 12

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Sullivan: ‘Never thought I’d see the day’ when U.S. government left citizens behind

Suzanne Downing - August 30, 2021 53

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Anchorage Assembly sets special meeting to override Mayor Bronson’s first veto

Suzanne Downing - August 30, 2021 17

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House votes down statutory dividend, 21-19

Suzanne Downing - August 30, 2021 45

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Anna MacKinnon appointed director of Permanent Fund Dividend Division

Suzanne Downing - August 30, 2021 8

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Supreme Court Rules Against Election Day Cut-Off for Mail-in Ballots

Petersburg’s Dan Sullivan May Face Federal Prosecution for Conspiracy Against Rights

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Alaska Supreme Court Hears Petersburg Dan Case; Decision Expected Today or Tomorrow

Governor Signs Bill Creating License for “Complex Care Residential Homes” to Assist Individuals with Severe Behavioral and Medical Needs

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The Developing Brain Under Siege: The Science of Screens’ Impact on Young Brains and the Faith-Wellness Connection

Rep. Ruffridge Concerned About Gasline Bill’s Focus on “Maximum Government Take;” Senator Stedman Counters with Concerns About “Aggressive” Tax Cut

Anchorage Assembly to Consider Assemblyman George Martinez’s Removal After APOC Violations, Lying Under Oath