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Alaska Journal | Movers and Shakers for July 25

Movers and Shakers for July 25 Post date: Mt McKinley Bank announced Paula Kennedy was hired as assistant vice president, Human Resources manager. Kennedy comes to Mt. McKinley Bank with many years of Human Resources experience and a master’s degree in management from Bellevue University. Kennedy holds both the Professional in Human Resources certification and the Society for Human Resources Management Certified Professional certification. Mt McKinley Bank also announced the promotion of Matt Ellis to assistant vice president, Finance. Ellis joined the bank a year ago as the first participant in its Management Associate program. He holds a master’s degree in finance from Northeastern University and served as a Naval Flight Officer in the US Navy prior to moving to Alaska.

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Asparagus from Mexico movements expected to remain the same, with moderate trading

Asparagus from Mexico movements expected to remain the same, with moderate trading
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US grower-shippers can expect to see lingering effects of fuel shortage in coming weeks

US grower-shippers can expect to see lingering effects of fuel shortage in coming weeks Fuel prices stole headlines this week, spurred by the shutdown of the Colonial pipeline in response to online hackers. Although the pipeline, which serves much of the East coast, is now back online, full recovery is expected to take up to several weeks in some areas. Currently from 50-70% of gas stations are out of fuel in the states of North and South Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Georgia, Florida, and the District of Columbia. Consumer panic buying has largely driven these shortages for gasoline, once news of the pipeline shutdown was widespread. Diesel fuel for shipping was less impacted, although it travels through the same pipelines, as diesel did not see the buying rush by consumers.

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Common issue across the US is still the slow re-opening of restaurants and food service activities

Common issue across the US is still the slow re-opening of restaurants and food service activities This report provides trend analysis of the volume and prices of Seasonal Perishable commodities. Volume represents current week and prices represent open (spot) market sales by first handlers on product of generally good quality and condition unless otherwise stated and may include promotional allowances or other incentives. The charts provide graphic representation of the volume and prices of the major commodities this week based on seasonal volume. The common issues across the country remain the impact of the slow re-opening of restaurants and food service activities, the tight labor situation across multiple sectors, and the shortage of trucks and drivers. There remain issues for product by ocean, with delays in harbors at both ends of the supply chain. Sales on the wholesale markets to food service buyers are reported up, but still well below pandemic levels. The higher costs of t

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Dworshak Reservoir begins to refill for the spring

The Army Corps of Engineers announced Wednesday that it has decreased discharges to minimum releases of 1,600 cubic feet per second for the spring. Discharges are expected to remain at 1,600 cubic feet per second through the end of April and into the first week of May. The natural flows will continue to support out-migrating fish. Dworshak will continue to adjust reservoir releases to meet flood control targets and manage the rate of refill. For safety, the public is advised to be aware of the danger associated with fluctuating river flows and elevations. Current Dworshak water-management conditions can be viewed on the Walla Walla District website.

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