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Questions asked: “What are you doing to kill time during quarantine?’ and “What is the weirdest thing you’ve done during quarantine?’ There were a multitude of answers. Continue reading VIRUS ‘Silver Lining’
The day-to-day struggles people are experiencing as they make the adjustment to working from home. Continue reading Home: The New Workplace
“Just live and let go.” Continue reading Fairbanksians Cope with Virus Mandates
“We also had to wear mask during my stay at the hospital. I was able to take it off for only the labor part of birthing,’ said Ashley Moore, 27, a new mother discussing how her birthing plans were altered by the Coronavirus. Continue reading Pandemic repercussions hit Interior
“We’re finding our patients are being really, really flexible,’ said Jess Kell, 39, a licensed professional counselor in Kodiak, Alaska. Continue reading Quarantine deepens, changing healthcare delivery
“About once every two weeks I go to the grocery store for this older couple I know and shop for them because they’re too at risk to go out.’ Continue reading Acts of Service for Desperate Times
We have entered a dark time that flipped the world upside down, experts, politicians, doctors, scientists are all trying to come up with a quick plan to get everything under control. Continue reading Who is infectious? Unsettling situations Too Close to Home
Rylie Lyon used to go to the gym regularly and use the equipment. “Now I have to resort to running outside and doing at home body workouts.’ Continue reading Some Alaskans keeping fit despite pandemic
“The fear of catching COVID-19 might be worse for society than the actual disease if we allow the fear of catching coronavirus to overtake all our societal manners,” observes 78-year-old Del Ackels. Continue reading Social Grace & COVID-19 lineups
As humans we are not ourselves without being able to communicate and interact with others. Without the physical element, we tend to lose ourselves. Continue reading Social Distance = Mental Health Issues ???
The solidarity of Sitka residents shines through as they show calmness, restraint, and compliance during the shelter-in-place order. Continue reading COVID-19 quiets Sitka streets, but hasn’t curbed Rush to Stock Up
In the midst of an economic crisis, brought on by COVID-19, Sitka School District staff comes together to supply daily breakfast and lunch for all children under the age of 19. Continue reading Sitka School District distributes 5,950 meals per week