the first of want to recognize my wife of 34 years the first lady rose dunlevy. [applause] alaska in history this

the first of want to recognize my wife of 34 years the first lady rose dunlevy. [applause] alaska in history this past year for those who cannot be here tonight also deserve recognition. stunning winning gold in a thrilling finish with 100-meter breaststroke in record time. friends and neighbors cheering her on with that famous video that went around the world alaskans around the state were cheering right along with them. the sellout alaskans will keep cheering her on it everything they do going forward. i can't wait to see what else they will accomplish let's give a great round of applause. [applause] another special guest who made history with her own miss alaska now known as miss america. [applause] ,, graduate procure is the first miss alaska and then to win the title of miss america. because of her personal experiences she is using her platform to bring awareness to adhd and highlighting community building. this past semester at arizona state where she enrolled studying biomedicine with plans to enter medicine school she passed 21 credit hours and work two j

. >> mike dunlevy became alaska's governor in 2018 and is currently seeking a second term in the upcoming november election. in his annual state of the state address he spoke about the states response to the coronavirus pandemic, mental health, job creation and investments in education. >> thank you lieutenant governor meyer, senate president micciche, speaker stutes, and members of the 32nd legislature. i'm glad to be back at the capitol addressing the legislature in person, and i thank you for the invitation to speak to you tonight. i first want to recognize my wife of 34 years, first lady rose dunleavy. [applause] thank you. alaska made history this past year. a stellar young alaskan who could not be here tonight also deserves some recognition. lydia jacoby of seward stunned the world last summer in tokyo when she won gold with a thrilling finish to the 100-meter breaststroke in record time. we saw lydia's friends and neighbors cheering her on in that famous video that quickly went around the world from the seward ferry terminal. alaskans around the state were cheering right along with