Sep 30, 2011 | Newsday
Listeria Worries Prompt Recall of Romaine Lettuce
As health officials wrestle with a listeria outbreak traced to cantaloupes from Colorado, Alaska regulators say chopped romaine lettuce shipped from California has been recalled because of concerns the salad greens may carry the potentially fatal bacteria.
Legislators wrestle with annual operating costs of Goose Creek prison
Alaska's new medium-security Goose Creek Correctional Center, initially billed as a way to save the state money compared to shipping prisoners out of state, is in danger of being mothballed more than a year before it is scheduled to open.
Prison finances bedevil Alaska lawmakers
JUNEAU, Alaska - Alaska's new medium-security Goose Creek Correctional Center, initially billed as a way to save the state money compared to shipping prisoners out of state, is in danger of being mothballed more than a year before it is scheduled to open.
Alaskans deserve better than the not-so golden Goose Creek prison
There was alarming news this week in the Capitol related to a long-awaited capital project that was, at its inception, meant to be an integrally important improvement to Alaska's correctional system.
Representative open to privatizing prison
An Alaska state lawmaker says he would support privatizing a soon-to-be-completed prison.