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Tag: Press Release
Anchorage NAACP Demands Mayor Bronson “Reverse Illegal Firing” of Chief Equity Officer.
A press release issued today by Anchorage NAACP calls for the reinstatement of Municipal Chief Equity Officer Clifford Armstrong III, who was fired last week by the Bronson administration.
Ballot packages mailed out for Special Election
A special interest group has forced the city to hold an expensive special election to attempt to recall Meg Zaletel, from office, just months before the Regular Election.
Alaska Activates State’s Crisis Standards of Care for Multiple Health Care Facilities
Due to the current surge in COVID-19 cases and a shortage of resources within some hospitals, the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services (DHSS) activated the State’s crisis standards of care document, Patient Care Strategies for Scarce Resource Situations, for 20 Alaska health care facilities.
Kelly Lessens launches reelection campaign for the Anchorage School Board
Today Kelly Lessens kicked-off her reelection campaign for the Anchorage School Board, Seat B. Lessens has championed child-centered decision making on the board since being elected for a one-year term in April of 2021.
Alaska Security Breach Law Required “Expeditious” Personal Notification To Residents
Democratic candidate for governor Les Gara issued a press release this morning writing that the state of Alaska was required to personally notify all Alaskans by email or text what personal information was stolen in the Alaska DHSS cyberattack.
Municipal Clerk’s Office Announces September as “National Voter Registration Month”
A press release issued by the Anchorage Municipal Clerk’s Office this morning announced September as National Voter Registration Month and is reminding residents about the importance of voting.
Anchorage Assembly Chair LaFrance Names Assembly Members to Reapportionment Committee
Anchorage Assembly Chair Suzanne LaFrance named four Assembly members to a reapportionment committee charged with realigning district boundaries to ensure fair representation.
Gara Calls On Dunleavy to End Pro-Pebble Mine Lawsuits; Can’t Let Feds Stand Taller For Alaska Than Our Own Governor
Today the Federal Government announced it’s moving to do what Governor Dunleavy won’t – Protect Bristol Bay’s world’s greatest wild salmon runs from the toxic Pebble Mega-Mine.
Gara Calls On Governor To Admit He’ll Roll Back A Woman’s Right To Choose After Wednesday’s Supreme Court Action
“The Supreme Court Has Sent A Clear Warning States Will Be The Last Line Of Defense For A Woman’s Right to Choose.”