Anchorage Woman Runs Native Craft Gift Shop for Profit
Louie Des Cunningham, a tele phone supervisor at Alaska Native Medical Center in Anchorage, runs a nonprofit gift shop that props up Alaska Native crafts. The shop, funded by modest sales and donations, has grossed up to $3,000 a month, supporting villagers from remote villages who send baskets, masks, parkas, dolls, and ivory carvings to be sold. Proceeds, minus a small fee, go to artisans. Lovie coordinates display, sales, and translations, while fostering cultural heritage as elders sustain traditional crafts for future generations.
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Parents and Teens: Time Together Reduces Adolescent Troubles
New York reports on guidance counselor insights for easing teen years through parental guidance. The Public Affairs Committee discusses encouraging dialogue, critical thinking, and personal growth, citing studies of student confusion and the need for better parent child communication.
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Squirrels Target Savings as Morris Plan Signals Start
A cryptic note urges beginning 54 percent at Morris Plan to win by saving. It hints at financial strategy, referencing a familiar prospect for investors and local readers. The message emphasizes savings discipline as a path to success.
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