ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — The Alaska Gasline Development Corp.’s board president has resigned.
Dan Fauske started working with the corporation when it was created in 2010. He resigned during a board of directors meeting Saturday morning.
Fauske’s reasons for resigning are unclear.
Gov. Bill Walker has overhauled the corporation’s board since taking office. Walker criticized Fauske’s $366,000 yearly salary during his campaign in 2014.
After a grand opening ceremony on Aug. 16, the facility will be expected to operate in seasons.
The three officers were found to be justified in their force by the Office of Special Prosecutions.
In an 11 to 9 vote, senators narrowly passed House Bill 69.
School district held public interviews Wednesday, April 9.
The first monitoring session of 2025 will take place Saturday.
Senate president says action on lower per-student education funding increase likely if veto override fails.
The change comes four months after a judge set a “date-certain” trial for June.
31 of 36 occupation groups are 85%-98% of target level; 21 of 36 are below public/private sector average.
The school’s curriculum integrates Dena’ina language, culture and traditional values.
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