Persily called back into state service - June 06, 2004

Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canada's oil and gas industryJune 2004

Vol. 9, No. 23

Week of June 06, 2004

Persily called back into state service

Larry Persily, Petroleum News’ government affairs editor, is leaving the weekly Anchorage-based newspaper to go back into state government.

Persily, who had been a Juneau-based journalist for a number of years prior to going to work for the Knowles administration, was a special assistant to the commissioner of the Department of Revenue from 1997-99, and then a deputy commissioner from 1999-2003.

On August 4 he came to work for Petroleum News as a Juneau correspondent. Persily was promoted to government affairs editor earlier this year.

At the request of the Murkowski administration, Persily is returning to Revenue as a special assistant to Commissioner Bill Corbus, effective June 14. He will be working on gas line issues, as well as oil and gas fiscal issues.

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