Alaska follows other states, bans social media app TikTok from state-owned electronics
The University of Alaska is the only state agency that uses TikTok and believes itself exempt from the order but is evaluating its use.
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The University of Alaska is the only state agency that uses TikTok and believes itself exempt from the order but is evaluating its use.
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KITCHENER -- A retired machinist from Guelph took home $50,000 in a crossword game. Roberta Graham said the ticket was a gift from her daughter, and she called her daughter after her big win. “I asked her if she was sitting down and then told her I matched 11 words on my ticket. We had no idea how much I won until she came over and checked my ticket using the OLG Lottery App on her phone," Graham said in a news release. Graham said she will use the money to buy a new car and landscape her garden. “When the pandemic is over, we will travel back home to Northern Ireland to visit my si...
A retired Guelph machinist won the top prize of $50,000 on an OLG Instant Quest for Gold Crossword ticket that her daughter gave her as a gift.
Andy Teuber, head of the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, resigns Published February 23 Share on Facebook Print article The president and chairman of Alaska’s largest tribal health organization has resigned, the organization says. Andy Teuber resigned Tuesday morning as head of the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, spokeswoman Shirley Young said in an email. Young did not say why Teuber resigned or provide a letter of resignation. The ANTHC Board voted to name CEO Garvin Federenko as acting president and Bernice Kaigelak of the Arctic Slope Native Association as board c...