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Alaska Journal | Movers & Shakers for April 10, 2022

Elias Rojas has joined MTA as the marketing manager for commercial solutions. A seasoned marketing professional with experience in multiple industries, Rojas comes to MTA from Alaska Pacific University, where he served as Director of Marketing and Communications. Rojas will focus on marketing and business development for MTA. Rojas has an M.B.A. from Alaska Pacific University

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Oil patch bits: Matson announces new leadership appointments for Alaska - April 03, 2022

Oil patch bits: Matson announces new leadership appointments for Alaska - April 03, 2022
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Matson Donates $250,000 to Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center for Ocean Education

The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center received a $250,000 grant from shipping firm Matson to fund an Ocean Education Center on the shore of Turnagain Arm.

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Local clinics start vaccines for 65-plus age group

Two local clinics have administered a little over 200 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine in Kodiak to people over the age of 65 and healthcare workers in the third tier

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Amid incredibly limited COVID-19 vaccine supply in Alaska, calls grow to bump up teachers and others

Print article Numerous industry sectors and groups, including teachers, are urging state officials to move up their eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine even as it became clear Alaska’s allocation for the month is all but used up. During a hearing Monday, several educators and the president of the Anchorage teachers union urged the state’s vaccine allocation committee to move teachers into “immediate” vaccine status before in-person learning begins for K-2 and special education classes through sixth grade at the Anchorage School District in about a week. Representatives of the state’s trucking and shipping industries asked to be bumped up as well. Warehousemen and truck drivers in the Lower 48 are seeing 20% to 25% workforce reductions due to the effects of the virus, Matson vice president Bal Dreyfus told the committee during the hearing, held remotely via Zoom.

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