The Alaska House Finance Committee voted to boost funding for public radio and for a youth detox program as it continued to debate the latest draft of the state's upcoming operating budget. The committee approved a $1.1 million addition to expand youth detox services, allowing for the hiring of psychiatric and medical staff to better assist Alaskans in need.
The Alaska House Finance Committee voted to boost funding for public radio and for a youth detox program as it continued to debate the state's upcoming operating budget . The committee approved a $1.1 million addition to expand youth detox services, allowing for the hiring of psychiatric and medical staff to better assist Alaska ns in need.
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