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Outreach workers race to fill Anchorage shelter beds. Sometimes itâs a tough sell. (opens the original)
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This story has been made free to access as a public service. This story was reported, and made available without a subscription, with support from the Alaska Community Foundation. If youâd like to help us continue expanding local news coverage and access to essential information, you can subscribe or make a tax-deductible donation to ADN. Art Ivanoff began the week with the offer of a warm bed. Wrapped in a dirty blanket with his left arm in a sling, Ivanoff spent Sunday night sleeping outside
Trump administration order urges ârobustâ harvest of sharks, seals and sea lions (opens the original)
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The White House this month issued an executive order to support the sportfishing industry by, among other things, paving the way for increased harvests of sharks and pinnipeds, including sea lions and seals. The order specifically aims to help saltwater anglers, offshore boaters and charter operators â an industry in Alaska that, with its copious fish populations, generates thousands of jobs and more than $1 billion in economic impact, according to the state Department of Fish and Game. If all
City to homeless shelters: Itâs finally time to get licensed (opens the original)
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This story has been made free to access as a public service. This story was reported, and made available without a subscription, with support from the Alaska Community Foundation. If youâd like to help us continue expanding local news coverage and access to essential information, you can subscribe or make a tax-deductible donation to ADN. Five years after the Anchorage Assembly passed a law requiring homeless shelters to be licensed, municipal health department officials are moving forward wit
Anchorage adds 40 new homeless shelter beds as weather turns colder (opens the original)
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This story has been made free to access as a public service. This story was reported, and made available without a subscription, with support from the Alaska Community Foundation. If youâd like to help us continue expanding local news coverage and access to essential information, you can subscribe or make a tax-deductible donation to ADN. With fallâs lower temperatures rapidly approaching in Anchorage, municipal officials say they are taking steps to get as many homeless residents into shelt
Downtown Hope Center expands Anchorage shelter and job programs with $2M building purchase (opens the original)
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Chris Conners applied fresh white paint to the walls of a downtown office building Thursday, sprucing it up for new tenants. The former Port Heiden resident will soon be among them. Heâs the maintenance manager at the Downtown Hope Center, an expanding homeless shelter and life skills laboratory that helped Conners turn his life around after spending 34 years behind bars. The Hope Center is rapidly growing with the recent purchase of the Plaza 201 building on East Third Avenue thanks to grants
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