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Co-chair of the 'working group,' Kreiss-Tomkins aims for a path through politics to progress


Posted by Robert Woolsey, KCAW | Jul 9, 2021
Members of the Working Group plan to meet several times in locations around the state, before the legislature reconvenes in August. “I think there’s half a chance we could have productive conversations and progress,” says co-chair Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins (D-Sitka).
The governor’s budget vetoes earlier this month over $1.1 billion dollars’ worth include a significant hit to Sitka.
Gone are over $21-million dollars in major maintenance statewide for schools, $7.8 million dollars for repairs at Mt. Edgecumbe High School, $100,000 dollars to maintain the Mt. Edgecumbe Aquatics Center, just over $2-million for public radio, $600,000 for public television, and $600,000 for the statewide online library network. ....

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'Lots more accidents': Mayors around Alaska question elements of Dunleavy proposal to allow four-wheelers and snowmachines on roads


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A Dunleavy administration proposal to allow off-road vehicles on Alaska’s roads is raising safety and enforcement questions in the state’s more populous areas even as its origins remain hazy.
Right now, state law only allows off-road vehicles to cross roads.
The proposed policy would change existing regulations to allow four-wheelers, snowmachines and “all-purpose vehicles” on roadways with limits of 45 mph or less a broad category that includes some of the busier roads in many communities.
Anyone riding on the road would need to be licensed, registered and insured, state officials said this week. They’d also need lights, brakes and a working muffler. ....

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