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Recent press coverage of Governor Parnell's initiatives:
- Parnell touts scholarship plan
at Native forum in Juneau
Juneau Empire, March 4 - Governor joins nation's governors
at National Governors Association
Alaska Public Radio Network, February 22 - In D.C., Parnell says he focuses
on 'jobs and families'
Anchorage Daily News, February 22 - Parnell visits D.C. to pitch energy,
ESA changes
KTUU, February 21
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Governor Lauds Diesel Timber Sale Decision
March 9, 2010, Juneau, Alaska – Governor Sean Parnell today welcomed the news that the U.S. District Court has ruled against an injunction that would have temporarily halted the Diesel timber sale in Southeast until the case is finally decided. Full Story »
Governor Welcomes Diplomatic Corps
March 8, 2010, Juneau, Alaska – Governor Sean Parnell welcomed members of Alaska’s diplomatic corps this past weekend at the Alaska Fur and Ice 2010 in Fairbanks. “We were proud to introduce our international visitors to Alaska and continue to build the relationships that create opportunities around the world for Alaskans,” Governor Parnell said. Full Story »
Governor Urges House to Restore Funding
March 5, 2010, Anchorage, Alaska – The House Finance Committee recently released draft legislation that strips several of Governor Parnell’s priorities from his proposed operating budget, including funds for ongoing development of a natural gas pipeline, and the Governor’s Performance Scholarship. Full Story »
Governor Supports Alpine Development
March 5, 2010, Anchorage, Alaska – Governor Sean Parnell has requested that the U.S. Corps of Engineers re-evaluate its denial of ConocoPhillips’ permit to construct a drill pad known as CD-5 in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska. The governor contends the Corps did not follow its permit processes. Instead of being denied, the permit application should have been referred to division engineers for resolution. Full Story »