AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCommunity & Care: Anchorage police are partnering with recovery peers in a grant-funded push to get people off the street and into treatment, with staff like Adam Brown helping connect people to detox, food, and housing when they’re ready. Local Justice & Transparency: In a conversation with Alaska’s first female chief justice, Dana Fabe defended the state’s merit-based judicial selection as “transparent” and non-ideological. Education & Access to Law: UAS is launching a new law school pathway with Mitchell Hamline, aiming to keep more aspiring Alaska attorneys in-state. Remembering Community Leaders: Dr. Joan Haig, a longtime UAA math professor and former OPAG board vice president, died July 7. STEM & Learning: Radford’s Summer Bridge for Women in STEM is mixing hands-on science with field research and lab work. Culture & Place: “The Blue Tarp” returns with stories from the Northern Susitna Valley, starting with historic Talkeetna buildings. Planning Ahead: A reminder for National Make a Will Month: wills and durable powers of attorney can ease hard moments for families. Sports: Allie Ostrander, a Kenai Central graduate, shattered a Deseret News 10K course record in Utah.
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