3/11/15
The Alaska House passed a joint resolution to support the “full and fair exoneration” of the late U.S. Senator Ted Stevens.
House Passes Resolution to Support Exoneration of Stevens
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Hospital Eyes OB Remodel and Electronic Health Record Upgrade
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3/11/15
As the Central Peninsula Hospital works on their upcoming budget, CEO Rick Davis said the main thing that affects their budget is the population of surrounding areas.
Opposition Heard on Latest Version of Cannabis Bill
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3/11/15
The latest version of a bill that would change criminal statutes relating to marijuana heard strong public opposition in the Senate today.
Alaska’s Pollen Levels Up and More Potent
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3/11/15
Alaska’s prolonged break-up cycle and warm temperatures are increasing mold levels; paired with less moisture this winter these conditions could really affect allergy sufferers.
One Week to St Paddy’s Parade
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3/11/15
In less than a week Soldotna will be painted green for an annual festival.
Senate OK’s End to Daylight Saving
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3/11/15
On a 16-4 vote the State Senate today approved Senator Anna MacKinnon’s bill to end Daylight Saving Time in 2017.
Legislators Eager For Walker’s LNG Vision
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3/11/15
90 days isn’t a lot for some of the major decisions Speaker Mike Chenault says the Legislature needs to make.
Borough Urges Prospective Home Buyers to Do Research
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3/11/15
Amid the ongoing work to correct the disastrous K-Beach flooding of 2013, the borough urges potential home buyers to do research.
Fish Named to APOC Libertarian Seat
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Former U.S. Senate candidate Mark Fish has been nominated seat on the Alaska Public Offices Commission.
Marijuana Bill Taking Testimony Today
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3/11/15
How much marijuana is too much in one household?