In Alaska, hospitals need approval from the state to build big new projects. The idea is to prevent hospitals from building too many facilities and then passing the cost onto consumers.
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Willow residents outraged over Sockeye Fire’s reckless ignition
Anecdotal evidence pinned the Sockeye Fire on fireworks, but now that it is known that an unattended, illegal burn pile sparked the blaze, many Willow residents are outraged.
State sides with Providence in competition to build new ER beds
In Alaska, hospitals need approval from the state to build big new projects. The idea is to prevent hospitals from building too many facilities and then passing the cost onto consumers.
State says Sockeye fire sprung from burn pile, 2 face charges
The fire destroyed fifty-five homes and damaged forty-four other structures, according to the state.
Clients say bullying is a problem at Anchorage homeless shelter
Clients of the Brother Francis Shelter in Anchorage are agitating for change. They are frustrated with the way they are being treated at the shelter and with some of the policies.
Cleaning Alaska’s remote beaches, one piece of debris at a time
The marine debris that ends up in the beaches of Montague comes from remote places such as Japan, but also from Russia, China, Korea, Vietnam and Malaysia.