...Cornell's "boots-on-the-ground guy," Bottini said. Bobrick, who over 20 years developed expertise as a municipal lobbyist in Anchorage, held a lobbying contract with Cornell and was a friend of Anderson, Bottini said. The company had...

...that he listened to a pitch from Bill Bobrick, a municipal lobbyist, soliciting Prewitt's consulting client, Cornell...heard through a third party that Bill Bobrick, a municipal lobbyist for Cornell, wanted to discuss steering Cornell...

...City employees and elected officials can't register as lobbyists, unless the person is a union representative. Municipal lobbyists and their immediate family members cannot contribute money to, raise funds for, or serve on campaigns of municipal...

...with commerce, a charge connected to a demand for payments. He's accused of conspiring with Bobrick, a former municipal lobbyist in Anchorage, to solicit and obtain money for Anderson's influence as a lawmaker. According to prosecutors...

...Anderson seemed to let the idea of its creation die. Federal prosecutors say Anderson conspired with Bill Bobrick, a municipal lobbyist for Cornell, to sell his influence in exchange for $12,828 in bribes from the company. Bobrick pleaded guilty...

...informant working for Cornell who secretly recorded his conversations with Anderson and a co-conspirator, former municipal lobbyist Bill Bobrick. Anderson was one of four current or former Alaska state lawmakers facing federal bribery indictments...