AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFTC/A.G. Amazon Lawsuit: Acting A.G. Cori Mills joined the FTC and 22 states in suing Amazon over alleged “invented auction” tactics that inflated ad prices for advertisers, with Alaska businesses and consumers potentially paying the fallout. Alaska U.S. Senate Politics: Mary Peltola campaigned in Ketchikan, pushing back on attack ads and emphasizing volunteer momentum as the race shifts. Ballot Shakeup in Alaska Governor’s Race: Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom said Treg Taylor won’t be certified for governor after an Alaska Public Offices Commission ruling on financial disclosure compliance, reshaping the November field. Local Governance/Defense Communities: Kodiak Borough joined the Association of Defense Communities, aiming to strengthen ties with other military and Coast Guard communities as Alaska’s defense role grows. Public Safety: A Kodiak jury convicted New York man Malik Johnson of defrauding a Kodiak woman out of $48,000 via impersonation scam calls; sentencing is set for Dec. 15. Community Health: The RAM Clinic in East Ridge High School served nearly 300 patients with over $250,000 in free care, including new limited dentures.
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