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- 2020 December 31, Laurie McGinley, “Only one COVID-19 treatment is designed to keep people out of the hospital. Many overburdened hospitals are not offering it.”, in Anchorage Daily News[5]:add
- Regeneron’s cocktail, made up of two monoclonal antibodies, casirivimab and imdevimab, was authorized less than two weeks later.
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- 2016 November 14, Kirsten Swann, “I’ll Have What Harding’s Having”, in Anchorage Daily News[6]:add
- For nearly two weeks, the passengers dined on dishes like grilled tenderloin steak with New Mexico yams, calves' brains financiere in patty shells, lettuce and tomato salad with French dressing and yankee plum pudding.
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- 2020 December 31, Laurie McGinley, “Only one COVID-19 treatment is designed to keep people out of the hospital. Many overburdened hospitals are not offering it.”, in Anchorage Daily News[8]:add
- Regeneron’s cocktail, made up of two monoclonal antibodies, casirivimab and imdevimab, was authorized less than two weeks later.
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- 2020 December 20, Emily Goodykoontz, “This year, an Anchorage program to help struggling students graduate is confronting a much greater need”, in Anchorage Daily News[9]:add
- Last week, Anchorage teacher Barb Dexter received a text from one of her ninthgrade students and stopped speaking midsentence during an interview.
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- 2020 November 28, Nancy Lord, “Reprinted memoir recounts 40 years of a deep relationship with Glacier Bay”, in Anchorage Daily News[15]:add
- Day four and we’ve had rain from everywhere and nowhere; a maelstrom and a mist; a reign of rain and a find-every-leak-in-the-tent rain; rain as a renaissance and rainessence to texture a leaf and make a flower nod, to make a glacier grow, to make rainbows and rainarrows that shoot through the sky and back again; rain on the rocks, a rain of tears for the lost and wounded beneath a clamshell sky, the water cycle forever giving, taking, eroding, depositing, anointing us within and without.
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- 2020 November 28, Nancy Lord, “Reprinted memoir recounts 40 years of a deep relationship with Glacier Bay”, in Anchorage Daily News[16]:add
- Day four and we’ve had rain from everywhere and nowhere; a maelstrom and a mist; a reign of rain and a find-every-leak-in-the-tent rain; rain as a renaissance and rainessence to texture a leaf and make a flower nod, to make a glacier grow, to make rainbows and rainarrows that shoot through the sky and back again; rain on the rocks, a rain of tears for the lost and wounded beneath a clamshell sky, the water cycle forever giving, taking, eroding, depositing, anointing us within and without.
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- 2020 December 27, Dave Barry, “Dave Barry’s year in review: 2020 was a year of nonstop awfulness”, in Anchorage Daily News[18]:add
- There’s a lot of it this year because there were few trick-or-treaters, leaving many Americans with no choice but to snork down the weight of an adult male cocker spaniel in mini Snickers.
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- 2020 December 17, Kim Sunée, “We asked Alaska foodies for local-centric gift ideas. Here are dozens of their favorites.”, in Anchorage Daily News[19]:add
- Check out the seasonal flavors at Motley Moo and Wild Scoops or go for a gelato or sorbetto at Gelatte (“Gelatte’s tiramisu and stracciatella gelato flavors are like a little taste of that holiday in Italy none of us will be taking this year.”)
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- 2020 December 31, James Brooks, “Federal judge rules in favor of website owner in dispute with Alaska governor”, in Anchorage Daily News[22]:add
- He is being represented pro bono by Anchorage attorneys Matt Singer and Lee Baxter.
- 2020 December 18, James Brooks, “Political blogger sues Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy, seeking access to state news conferences”, in Anchorage Daily News[23]:add
- Landfield, who is being represented pro bono by attorneys Matt Singer and Lee Baxter, also asks for attorneys’ fees and a declaration that the governor violated the free speech and due process clauses of the Alaska Constitution.
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- 2018 May 3, Katie Pesznecker, “What to do in downtown Anchorage”, in Anchorage Daily News[24]:add
- A less popular but still spectacular show about the northern lights treats viewers to the wondrous aurora borealis.
- 2018 May 3, Mara Severin, “Raise your glass to beer born and brewed in Alaska”, in Anchorage Daily News[25]:add
- But we make up for it with the Iditarod, reindeer sausages and aurora borealis chasing.
- 2020 December 5, Ned Rozell, “Meet the northern shrike, a rare carnivorous songbird”, in Anchorage Daily News[26]:add
- During winter in middle Alaska, Lanius borealis (Lanius is Latin for “butcher”) sometimes appears near where we spill out sunflower seeds.
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- 2020 November 25, Eric Tucker, “Trump pardons Michael Flynn, who admitted lying to FBI about Russian contacts”, in Anchorage Daily News[27]:add
- The move is likely to energize supporters who have taken up Flynn as a cause celebre and rallied around the retired Army lieutenant general as the victim of what they assert is an unfair prosecution, even though Flynn twice admitted guilt.
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- 2020 December 29, James Brooks, “No public, limited news media: Panel sets COVID-19 rules for upcoming Alaska legislative session”, in Anchorage Daily News[28]:add
- This year, legislators can arrive in Juneau up to 15 days before session and receive regular per diem expense payments for each day before the session begins.
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- 2020 December 18, James Brooks, “Political blogger sues Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy, seeking access to state news conferences”, in Anchorage Daily News[29]:add
- I want the administration to know that they cannot just exclude people arbitrarily because either they don’t like them or just for any reason, when they’re a bona fide member of the of the media or the press,” he said.
- 2021 January 12, Felicia Fonseca, “US Supreme Court to hear case on whether Alaska Native corporations should get virus aid for tribes”, in Anchorage Daily News[30]:add
- It is also about the role of the Alaska Native corporations as opposed to Native Villages and other actual tribal sovereigns and whether such business entities should ever have the same status of bona fide tribes.
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- 2020 November 10, Carla K. Johnson, “There’s no need to cancel Thanksgiving, but safety should be on the menu, experts say”, in Anchorage Daily News[31]:add
- Her siblings will prepare other specialties in their homes: tamales, enchiladas, pico de gallo, ceviche, green bean casserole, yams with marshmallows, pumpkin pie and pecan pie.
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- 2020 December 21, David Reamer, “In the midst of the Cold War, Alaska’s effort to spread Christmas cheer involved sending a small herd of reindeer to D.C.”, in Anchorage Daily News[33]:add
- Though sharing the same genus and species — Rangifer tarandus — as wild caribou, domesticated reindeer are a subspecies.
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- 2020 December 24, Jeff Lowenfels, “Beyond poinsettias, here are suggestions for your Christmas plant collection”, in Anchorage Daily News[34]:add
- Of course, the so-called “Christmas cacti,” Schlumbergera truncata — the one with leaf tips that look like crab claws — would be in the collection of keepers.