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 Marketing Alaska Pink Salmon
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 D.A.R.E
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On a trade trip to boost exports of Alaska resources to Asia, Governor's Office of International Trade Director Margy Johnson displays a can of Alaska pink salmon sold by the Dong Won Food and Beverage company in South Korean convenience...Full Details >
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Governor and Nancy Murkowski congratulate graduates of the Juneau Police Department's D.A.R.E. program. About 450 Juneau fifth graders completed the national Drug Abuse Resistance Education program. The Governor has proclaimed March Sobriety Awareness Month.
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 Governor at FAS Summit
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 Governor and 4th Graders
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Addressing the opening of a two-day Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Summit in Anchorage, Gov. Frank Murkowski and First Lady Nancy Murkowski expressed their distress at the level of alcohol abuse, especially among expectant mothers, and...Full Details >
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Governor Murkowski meets with 4th graders from Ms. Pam
Cure's Auke Bay class in Juneau and urges them to make smart decisions about
avoiding alcohol and drugs when they get older. The Governor has proclaimed March Sobriety Awareness Month.
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 SeniorCare Becomes Law
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Governor Murkowski signed into law Senate Bill 183 sponsored by Fairbanks
Senators Ralph Seekins (shown) and Gary Wilken. The bill, introduced at the
request of the Fairbanks North Star Borough as well as the City of Fairbanks...Full Details >
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Governor Frank Murkowski signed legislation today enacting his SeniorCare program into law. Speaking with AARP State President Liz Lucas at a Juneau senior center, the governor explained the program's provisions giving Alaska's...Full Details >
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 Volunteer of Year Winners
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 Governor Opposes NPR-A Suit
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The First Lady's Volunteer of the Year Awards help recognize those who demonstrate extraordinary personal commitment to long-time volunteer service. Alaska's First Lady Nancy Murkowski recognized the state's top volunteers at the 2003 Volunteer of the Year Awards.
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Governor Frank H. Murkowski says he wants the state to help challenge a lawsuit challenging the U.S. Department of Interior's decision to open the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska to oil and gas leasing.
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