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Alaska alcohol and marijuana regulators are reclassifying three vacant investigator jobs
The Alcohol and Marijuana Control Office is reclassifying three vacant investigator jobs. The agency hopes this change will finally fill positions that have remained empty for a year.
by Walter AlaskaNews42m ago2 min readAlaska
