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Nothing ‘beautiful’ about it: The bill that hurts Alaska’s families

Uncategorized Golden Delicious -
I’ve driven through snowstorms to perform in beautiful rural Alaska, lip-synced to Donna Summer on plywood stages, and helped support queer community in a state where winter lasts half the year and tolerance can sometimes feel just as cold....
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Alaska senators have a chance to protect Medicaid and safeguard vital services for Alaska’s youth

Uncategorized Opinion, The Alaska Current -
We are counting on our senators to step up.
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Alaska Legislature urges congressional delegation to oppose Medicaid cuts

Uncategorized Alaska Beacon -
Resolution highlights the role the joint federal-state program plays in serving children and Alaska Natives, and in undergirding Alaska’s health care system and economy.
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OPINION: Claman needs to vote to close the S Corp loophole

Commentary The Alaska Current -
This is an open appeal to Senator Matt Claman from his constituents across his district to support Senate Bill 92, which would close a tax loophole that exempts S corporations (including Hilcorp) from state corporate income taxes. Our state...
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Alaska education commissioner urged superintendents to lobby legislators for Dunleavy or risk a veto

Uncategorized Corinne Smith, Alaska Beacon -
Some superintendents from districts across the state shared reactions to the commissioner’s veto threat, calling it “surprising,” “concerning” and “disappointing,” and called for state support for Alaska schools.
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AIDEA’s enormous cash reserves can do more to help close state deficit

Uncategorized Dermot Cole -
AIDEA has repeatedly boasted that its earnings last year—$65 million—were strong enough that it contributed $20 million to the state general fund.
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Uncertainty and anger in Alaska as Trump abruptly fires scores of federal employees

Uncategorized Matt Acuña Buxton -
Last week, union steward David Traver warned lawmakers that Trump’s plan to fire federal workers could impact thousands of Alaskans and $88 million in wages.
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Begich nears victory in latest vote tally, while open primary repeal remains too close to call

Uncategorized Matt Acuña Buxton -
The Alaska Division of Elections tallied a little more than 38,000 votes on Tuesday, bringing Republican congressional candidate Nick Begich a step closer to defeating Democratic U.S. Rep. Marty Peltola.
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Breaking down Ballot Measure 2

Uncategorized Holly Todd -
Voter freedom is once again on the ballot.
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Anchorage set to buy more snow-removal equipment after finding unspent money

Uncategorized Matt Acuña Buxton -
On Tuesday night, the Anchorage Assembly approved the LaFrance administration’s request to purchase $3.75 million in new snow-removal equipment, aiming to improve the city’s response to heavy snow dumps that have snarled streets in recent years. The purchase — ten...
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