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| City looks at being 'intervener' in purchase of AEL&P One of the main reasons to get involved in the process, Gibson explained, is to protect ratepayers in Juneau. Utility companies must work in the "public interest" of ratepayers, he said, but in Alaska, that definition is looser than it is in other states. Gibson said that in Washington state, for example, acting in ...
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| Gruff Alaska Lawmaker Now in Charge of Civility in US House A gruff, no-nonsense Alaska lawmaker who once told a female colleague she didn't know what she was talking about is now in charge of ensuring civility in the U.S. House. Jan. 11, 2018, at 2:31 a.m.. Gruff Alaska Lawmaker Now in Charge of Civility in US House ...
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| Three finalists named to replace Westlake in Legislature Under state law, Gov. Bill Walker has until Jan. 24 — 30 days after Westlake's resignation — to appoint one of the three to the vacant seat. That person must then be approved by a majority of the 16 Democrats who sit in the chamber. Westlake, elected in 2016, resigned from the Alaska Legislature after ...
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| What Pennsylvania can learn from states that have declared disaster emergencies over opioids Empty bank accounts are forcing states to get creative. In Alaska, for example, when there was no money to buy deactivation pouches for people to dispose of unneeded painkillers, the state was able to convince a supplier to provide 25,000 free pouches, said Andy Jones, deputy incident commander for ...
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| Newsbytes Podcast: Banking on the Last Frontier On the latest episode of the ABA Newsbytes Podcast, co-hosts Evan Sparks and Shaun Kern interview Michael Martin, EVP, COO and general counsel of Northrim Bank, a community bank based in Anchorage, Alaska, with branches across the far-flung 49th state. Martin talks about Alaska's unique ...
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