On the recordJanuary 29, 2014
And even the fact that, last year, when other cities were still suffering from the recession, we were getting an upgrade, and hopefully this year we will get another upgrade.
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congress.govAnd even the fact that, last year, when other cities were still suffering from the recession, we were getting an upgrade, and hopefully this year we will get another upgrade.
Begich notes the city's financial improvements amid a recession.
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