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...removing old equipment or creating more organized drop-off lanes for picking up and dropping off children.House Finance co-chair Bill Stoltze said he viewed the additional money as a form of indirect aid for schools - which has been a common...
...project to expand and renovate the PeaceHealth Ketchikan Medical Center.Sen. Bert Stedman, R-Sitka, a former Finance co-chair who represents Ketchikan in the Alaska Senate, said he hopes the House Finance Committee adds more for the medical...
...value reduction would be about 23 percent at prices of $100 a barrel and about 28 percent at $120 a barrel.House Finance Co-chair Bill Stoltze said he'd like to have much more time to spend on the bill and said the House and Senate may need...
...chambers have said they want to limit growth of state government amid concerns about declining oil production. Senate Finance Co-chair Pete Kelly, R-Fairbanks, also has said he thinks the state is spending too much.In-state gas line The House...
...to unveil its version of the capital budget and isn't obligated to include all Parnell's projects.Kelly's Finance co-chair, Kevin Meyer, said the capital budget will be much smaller than Alaskans have seen in recent years. Meyer, who...
...Sen. Kevin Meyer, R-Anchorage, told reporters that is his own goal and said he hasn't spoken with the House Finance co-chair or Senate colleagues about it.The Legislative Finance Division, in an overview of Gov. Sean Parnell's budget...
...time to consider the impact," Meyer said. "I don't think anyone completely understands the change."House Finance Co-Chair Bill Thomas, a Haines Republican, said the idea is to get local districts to contribute more to their schools...
...Democrat from Anchorage, said numerous projects could be viewed as "pork" meant to curry favor with voters. Senate Finance Co-Chair Pete Kelly, a Fairbanks Republican, bristled at the suggestion and said few questions are raised when Gov. Tony...
Bill Williams, the Republican co-chairman of the powerful House Finance Committee who was considering a run for the state Senate, will retire instead, he said Tuesday.
...Southeast Alaska. In his job he has covered the region from on end to the other. He has been endorsed by House Finance co-chair, Bill Williams of Ketchikan who has lauded Weyhrauch's familiarity with and commitment to regional issues. Regarding...