But how do you get people who are inherently secretive about where they find morels — to tell you where they find their morels?
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Updated: A convict tested positive for coronavirus was released from California prison, then broke Alaska’s quarantine
His parole officer was trying to find him to deliver the test results but found Fields broke quarantine by leaving his hotel to visit his mother, the charges say.
Economist: Alaska’s job losses are staggering, but not surprising
New state data shows the sector hardest hit is leisure and hospitality, where nearly 50% of people lost their jobs.
Anchorage doctors say patients are waiting to seek care over virus fears. Some have died.
Patients should know that by delaying care in the case of an emergency, they risk taking up bed space for more time than if they seek immediate care for strokes, heart attacks or appendicitis.
Alaskans to get PFD on July 1, Dunleavy says
Dunleavy made the announcement at the end of a Wednesday’s press briefing that primarily focused on education and plans for reopening the state’s schools in the fall.
Dunleavy talks about plans for the upcoming school year, announces early PFD payout
State education leaders want to “pandemic proof” the school year.
Environmental watchdogs are raising alarms over Pebble and other projects. But is anyone listening?
Environmentalists say the Trump administration is taking advantage of the coronavirus pandemic to advance Pebble as well as other Alaska projects while the public and the press are distracted.
Inmate tests positive for COVID-19 at Anchorage Correctional Complex
As of late April, there were more than 800 inmates at the Anchorage Correctional Complex
5th Alaska seafood worker, 11th Lemon Creek prison staffer test positive for COVID-19
Four new coronavirus cases were reported among Alaska residents on Sunday. Two of those cases were in Anchorage, one was the Lemon Creek staff member in Juneau, and the fourth was reported in Homer.
As Alaska’s economy reopens, Anchorage officials say there’s a child care shortage
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in business closures, remote schooling, and many people are working from home. And, in Anchorage, it has led to a shortage of available child care.