The Petersen Report: Annual Legislative Survey Online; Committees Hear Petersen Bills to Protect Consumers and Honor Hmong Veterans
Thank you to everyone who came to the neighborhood meeting Saturday morning. Senator Wielechowski and I enjoyed hearing everyone’s thoughts, ideas, and questions. I am planning to hold another neighborhood meeting in March, and I will be sending out the details in the next couple of weeks. And as always, please call or email me anytime. If you haven’t had a chance to take our annual legislative survey, you can go here and take it online.
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Note from Rep. Les Gara: Making One Life Better At a Time
We’re off and running in Juneau. Not running away. Just running, generally with purpose, and only sometimes in circles.
We Want You! Foster Care Mentorship Program Finally Up & Rocking
Oil Tax Hyperbole: Scaring Developers Away With Rhetoric?
Seniors Deserve a Doctor Who Takes Medicare: A State Solution
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Rep. Chris Tuck’s Community Connection: Elders, Education and Energy
Today marks the 25th day of the first session of the 27th Alaska Legislature. We have 65 days remaining to finish this year’s work. The highlights of my days are meeting with constituents who come to talk about issues close to their hearts and homes.
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Rep. Kerttula’s Juneau Newsletter: Oil & Gas Issues
80-90% of Alaska’s budget comes from oil and gas revenues. So, it’s not surprising that much of what the Legislature addresses deals with oil and gas. In this newsletter, I’ll talk a little about some of the oil and gas issues we are and could be facing this session. More detail will follow as session progresses.
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Rep. Bob Miller’s Newsletter: I am coming to town! Energy, energy, energy; Firewood Workshop; HB16;
Hello again from Juneau. We are well into the legislative session and there’s a lot of work to be done down here to create more opportunities for Alaskans. The first couple committee hearings were mostly overviews from appropriate experts and leaders, but the real action is starting to heat up. Please read below for more details.
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