Of those, 27 are of Alaska residents, with 22 of them Anchorage residents. Two are residents of Fairbanks. The others are from Seward and Palmer.
“It’s been so long I can’t recall how I found out about the job at Alaska Legal Services. I can’t remember if it was in the newspaper or what, but I applied. And I’ve been here ever since. That was June 9, 1980.”
Alaska State Parks posted a warning on its Facebook page that bears have been feeding on the site, at mile 2.25 of the trail, for at least 10 days and that bear activity is continuing.
Campbell never set out to cook, own restaurants or even cater. He started out in the food business as a butcher in California when he was 14.
All of the bus routes on the Metropolitan Area Commuter System will resume on Monday with a limit of eight passengers at a time.
“I’ll be comparing genetic patterns to landscape features to see if a wolverine that was born in a tundra environment is more likely to stay and breed in a tundra environment,” Stacy explained.
Billy Strickland, ASAA executive director, anticipates that the organization will soon send out recommended measures that school districts should take in returning to activities in the fall.
An employee of Fort Knox gold mine has tested positive for the virus, according to Anna Atchison, the mine’s manager of external affairs. Atchison, in an email Saturday, said the case is the second for the mine.
A 22-year-old Fairbanks man accused of assaulting a 3-year-old boy …
“We look forward to continuing to drive economic growth, create Alaskan jobs and contribute to local economies for decades to come,” Greg Lalicker, chief executive officer of Hilcorp Energy Co., said in a prepared statement.
The deadline to apply for the relief was June 30. If the House and President Donald Trump approve the Senate bill, the program will be extended to Aug. 8.
Eleven of the resident cases are of people who reside in the Fairbanks North Star Borough. That total is the highest recorded in the borough during the virus outbreak.
I remember the US Army band playing patriotic music in front of the Riverboat Nenana as flags of each state caught the breeze over Alaskaland’s Whiskey Island and Crooked Creek Railroad track.
We've had the pleasure of witnessing the comings and goings from a nearby fox den. Photo courtesy of Paul Greci
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