Su Valley Voice For February 8th, 2017: Randall Kowalke
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning was joined by Mat-Su Borough Assembly Member Randall Kowalke. They discussed recent assembly activity and issues facing the Upper Valley
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