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Commentary: It s time for the Alaska Personnel Board to do a better job

Commentary: It s time for the Alaska Personnel Board to do a better job
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United statesJohnj teimessenBen stevensAlaska executive branch ethicsAlaska public interest research groupGovernor dunleavyAlaska attorneyAttorney generalAlaska executive branch ethics actPersonnel boardEthics actAlaska personnel boardஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில்பென் ஸ்டீவன்ஸ்அலாஸ்கா நிர்வாகி கிளை நெறிமுறைகள்அலாஸ்கா பொது ஆர்வம் ஆராய்ச்சி குழு

Alaska overdue for ethics overhaul

Alaska overdue for ethics overhaul
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United statesJohnj teimessenBen stevensAlaska executive branch ethicsAlaska public interest research groupAlaska executive branch ethics actAlaska personnel boardEthics actPersonnel boardExecutive directorAlaska public interest researchஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில்பென் ஸ்டீவன்ஸ்அலாஸ்கா நிர்வாகி கிளை நெறிமுறைகள்அலாஸ்கா பொது ஆர்வம் ஆராய்ச்சி குழுஅலாஸ்கா நிர்வாகி கிளை நெறிமுறைகள் நாடகம்

Translating critical information into Iñupiaq, other languages crucial to their survival

3:02 Annauk Olin and her mother, Maggie Pollock, translated information about the COVID-19 vaccine and the Census into Iñupiaq. The mother-and-daughter duo worked on a panel working to translate information into Iñupiaq for the Alaska Public Interest Research Group, or AKPIRG. (Left to right) Annie Anaŋalutaq Conger, Richard Knownuk Atuk, Annauk Olin, Maggie Nuluqutaaq Pollock, Georgianne Oonak Merrill. (AKPRIG Panel for Iñupiaq translation) Photo by: Annauk Olin Olin says they had to add some things along the way. “When we worked on Census material, there were words that we had to create, because it didn t necessarily apply to our everyday life and culture.

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Alaska lawmakers confirm attorney general, department heads

Alaska lawmakers confirm attorney general, department heads BECKY BOHRER, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) The Alaska Legislature on Tuesday confirmed Attorney General Treg Taylor and other members of Gov. Mike Dunleavy s Cabinet. Taylor was the only Cabinet-level appointee who generated debate among lawmakers meeting to consider Dunleavy s nominees to lead state departments and other appointments to boards and commissions. Taylor was confirmed 35-24. Several lawmakers said Taylor was qualified for the post. But Rep. Matt Claman, an Anchorage Democrat, said he would prefer an attorney general with experience, in particular, in criminal law. Rep. Andy Josephson, an Anchorage Democrat, said he was concerned with Taylor s handling of a waiver under state ethics law for former Dunleavy chief of staff Ben Stevens, who resigned earlier this year to work for ConocoPhillips. The Alaska Public Interest Research Group raised similar concerns ahead of the vote

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Request for an investigation into Ben Stevens departure from Dunleavy administration

KINY 9:00am - 10:35am Ben Stevens. Photo courtesy of the Office of the Governor Anchorage, Alaska (KINY) - There has been a request for the attorney general to investigate Ben Stevens exit from the Dunleavy administration to go work for ConocoPhillips Alaska. The Alaska Public Interest Research Group (AKPIRG) requested the investigation. Stevens announced in February that he was planning on departing his position as chief of staff for Governor Dunleavy to go work as vice president of external affairs and transportation for ConocoPhillips Alaska. In a release by AKPIRG, the group s executive director, Veri di Suvero, said the governor and Stevens knowingly failed to follow protocols set in law governing when certain public officials choose to leave state employment.

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