Many couples are still making it work: rushing to the courthouse for last-minute paperwork, trying on wedding dresses by Zoom and moving their first dance from ballrooms to living rooms.
Family
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.
Governor signs bill lowering Pioneer Home rates following 2019 hike
Last year’s rate hikes more than doubled rates for some residents at Alaska’s six state-run long-term care facilities.
Alaska has relaxed in-state travel rules and set new protocols for child care, fitness and other businesses
Dunleavy’s new mandates also lay out required procedures that will allow for the resumption of many parts of Alaska’s economy, like outdoor gyms, day camps, chartered fishing vessels and more.
‘A lot of strange haircuts’: Alaskans are getting shaggy, creative and desperate
Not even the governor can hide from the fact that barbershops are closed.
Experts warn of a ‘dark cloud’ for kids’ mental health amid pandemic
Healthcare professionals are warning of the looming impacts on young people from the current measures to mitigate the coronavirus pandemic.