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The Qawalangin Tribe depends on recently threatened federal funding for most of its programs, including food distribution services and cultural activities. -
Bethel Mayor Rose “Sugar” Henderson introduced the ordinance, based on concerns that recent parties at a local restaurant were flouting the current rules. -
The order mandates ballots to be received by Election Day and requires proof of citizenship for registering to vote in federal elections. -
Legislative leaders said it would be unwise to wait for a security incident to occur before requiring screenings. -
Anchorage residents voted on about a dozen ballot propositions, including two tax levies. -
If it becomes law, kids will have the right to a hearing within seven days to determine whether the acute psychiatric placement is necessary. -
The move is part of sweeping CDC funding cuts to COVID-era grants intended to strengthen the state public health system against future emergencies. -
The new lending library will help locals avoid buying unnecessary equipment, officials said. -
The trio heard from dozens of attendees, who voiced thoughts on everything from ranked choice voting to electronic pull tabs, the foster care system and Canada. -
Staffers began receiving termination notices this morning as part of a major restructuring at HHS. Some senior leadership are on their way out too.
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