Rural Alaska subcabinet tours Yukon River villages
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Governor Parnell's Rural Action Subcabinet is on the move again.
Attorney General Dan Sullivan and other cabinet members flew to Tanana Monday as part of the subcabinet's third tour. Stops also are scheduled for Ruby and Galena.
Sullivan is the chair of the subcabinet. He is being accompanied by Emil Notti, the commerce commissioner; Mike Black, his deputy; Larry Hartig, the commissioner of environmental conservation; Click Bishop, the labor commissioner; and John Moller, the governor's rural affairs adviser.
Sullivan says the subcabinet is looking for ways to improve the quality of life for rural Alaskans. He says there will be three days of public hearings that will help shape recommendations for the governor, particularly in the areas of economic and energy challenges.
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« Far_North_Mexican wrote on Tuesday, Nov 03 at 12:33 AM »
I hope this is not more "stimulas" but real ideas.
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« Pinhead wrote on Monday, Nov 02 at 03:13 PM »
Galena? Hope they get to some others as well. How about Nulato? A little more typical, I'd say.
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« spicer wrote on Monday, Nov 02 at 01:54 PM »
glad to see click included in this group. he knows the river and its people and he has a history of getting things done.
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