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Alaska News Nightly: Wednesday September 2, 2020
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Student athletes at the University of Alaska Anchorage try to save their sports programs. And, seafood workers in Petersburg discuss living on a closed campus all season. Plus, the chemistry and health benefits of blueberries.
Wild blueberries grow in many areas of Alaska. Berry picking is a popular activity during the summer (Photo courtesy of Kirsten Swann)
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Wednesday on Alaska News Nightly:
Student athletes at the University of Alaska Anchorage try to save their sports programs. And, seafood workers in Petersburg discuss living on a closed campus all season. Plus, the chemistry and health benefits of blueberries.
Reports tonight from:
Andrew Kitchenman in JuneauTegan Hanlon and Nat Herz in AnchorageCorrine Smith in PetersburgGreg Kim in Bethel