Alaska eyes a possible morel mushroom boom this summer
Alaska faces a potential shroom boom after last year’s extensive fires burned 6.5 million acres. University and Forest Service experts advise locating morels near recently burned areas, teaching rural workshops on harvesting and marketing, with prices for dried morels reaching high sums.
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Mark Sandoval The Gazette production artist
Mark Sandoval serves as a production artist at Gazette Communications for four years. He builds advertising and commercial products, collaborates with clients to ensure quality, and maintains expertise in advanced ad design tools for pagination. He values teamwork and seeing his work in print while helping clients convey their message.
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Man seeks to rename Mount Diablo to Mount Kawakum
Oakley resident Art Mijares has petitioned the U S Board on Geographic Names to rename Mount Diablo citing a profane linkage to Satan. He argues the name should reflect American Indian roots and reduce perceived dark symbolism. Local groups like Save Mount Diablo oppose the change.
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