Posted by
Ron Devito on Wednesday, May 27, 2009 10:52:57 PM
Following are photos, courtesy of the State of Alaska Governor's office pertaining to this story:
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Alaska Governor Sarah Palin reads a proclamation declaring May 25, 2009 as Memorial Day in Alaska while at a Memorial Day ceremony in Fairbanks.
Alaska Governor Sarah Palin reads a proclamation declaring May 25, 2009 as Memorial Day in Alaska while at a Memorial Day ceremony in Fairbanks.
(from left) Alaska’s First Gentleman Todd Palin and Governor Sarah Palin greet veterans prior to the Memorial Day ceremony in Fairbanks on May 25, 2009.
(center) Alaska Governor Sarah Palin and First Gentleman Todd Plain attend the May 25, 2009 Memorial Day ceremony in Fairbanks.
While at a Memorial Day ceremony in Fairbanks, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin signs Senate Bill 45, which creates a Veterans’ Cemetery in Fairbanks, and House Joint Resolution 10, which is related to Veterans’ Health. Senator Gene Therriault (back right), Senator Joe Paskvan (back center) and Representative David Guttenberg were among those in attendance.
Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, pictured here with Fairbanks Senator Joe Paskvan, signs six bills before a large crowd outside the North Pole City Hall on May 25, 2009. (center back to right) North Pole Mayor Doug Isaacson, Representative John Coghill and Senator Gene Therriault were also among those in attendance.
Alaska Governor Sarah Palin applauds the dedicated efforts of Department of Labor and Workforce Development Commissioner Click Bishop, after signing six bills in the North Pole and Fairbanks areas were Bishop spent his youth.
(from left) North Pole Mayor Doug Isaacson introduces Alaska Governor Sarah Palin at a bill signing outside the North Pole City Hall on May 25, 2009. Governor Palin signed six bills: SB 42, 48, 114, 133, 170 and HB 121.
While in Fairbanks for the Memorial Day ceremony on May 25, 2009, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin stopped at Compeau’s to sign House Bill 177 on Marine & Motorized Recreational Products and was joined by Owner Craig Compeau (center) and Representative John Coghill (right).
Photos retrieved May 27, 2009 from: http://gov.state.ak.us/photos.php