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Jeff Landfield

Jeff Landfield

Verified

Host, Alaska Landmine Radio

Anchorage

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Total articles 300

  • The Sunday Minefield - April 13, 2025

    By Jeff Landfield Verified| The Alaska Landmine Verified It was a loose and eventful week in Juneau. First, the House majority and minority held strange, dueling press conferences. Second, the House Finance Committee tried to introduce a new version of the budget, only to see the whole thing blow up on the record. Third, the Senate decided to take everything out of the education bill except the $1,000 increase to the Base Student Allocation, and then passed it the next day.

    By Jeff Landfield Verified · The Alaska Landmine

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Loose email exchange shows new legislative staffer's inexperience and cockiness

    By Jeff Landfield Verified| The Alaska Landmine Verified Twenty-five-year-old Ryan Sheldon is new to the Capitol. He’s been working for Representative Julie Coulombe (R – Anchorage) for the last few months. His inexperience was revealed in an email exchange with Nate Graham, who works for Representative Andrew Gray (D – Anchorage). Gray chairs the House Judiciary Committee. Coulombe has a bill, House Bill 77, that was in Gray’s committee. The bill, introduced on January 31, aims to make mail theft a felony. The bill had hearings on February 21 and March 5.

    By Jeff Landfield Verified · The Alaska Landmine

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • The Sunday Minefield - April 13, 2025

    By Jeff Landfield Verified| The Alaska Landmine Verified It was a loose and eventful week in Juneau. First, the House majority and minority held strange, dueling press conferences. Second, the House Finance Committee tried to introduce a new version of the budget, only to see the whole thing blow up on the record. Third, the Senate decided to take everything out of the education bill except the $1,000 increase to the Base Student Allocation, and then passed it the next day.

    By Jeff Landfield Verified · The Alaska Landmine

    Apr. 13, 2025

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Alaska Landmine Radio

Anchorage, Alaska, United States