Completed mail-in ballots must be received by 5 p.m. on May 6, 2020 in order to be counted.
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Restrictions also have been ordered on state employee and legislative travel.
Carpenter suggests making the permanent fund large enough that returns can fund state services.
Updates will be presented through press conferences and through a website accessible to the public.
The bill would establish a $5 fee for the Cook Inlet personal use fishing permit.
The district will have to destroy the old buses.
Dunleavy talks state budget, fiscal future and oil prices
Dunleavy canceled peninsula appearances, spoke to chambers via cell.
The governor will host a series of town halls regarding Alaska’s fiscal future.
What’s happening this week
Locals weigh in on budget, taxes and state spending
Race seeks relevance as grueling trek across Alaska starts
Seward’s Alaska SeaLife Center monitors the state’s 6,640 miles of coastline.
He will be replaced on the House Judiciary Committee by Rep. Sarah Vance.
The district also launched a webpage to inform families and the community about COVID-19.
Tests for COVID-19 in Alaska currently are being prioritized for people considered at higher risk.
About 5,000 Alaskans could lose food stamp benefits under new rules set to take effect April 1.
