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Yes, you read that correctly. It all started because of a few pet chickens, which the owners of the Alpaca Treehouse dubbed a “gateway livestock.” Once Kara O’Brien, one of the hosts, found alpacas, “she was intrigued and then smitten,” the Alpaca Treehouse explains of its origin story online. it describes the lovable farm animals as “adorable, naughty, intelligent, curious, and fuzzy.” "They're very much empaths; they really feel what you feel," O’Brien added in a Then, Kara wandered through the “bamboo forest” and knew it would be the perfect spot for a treehouse (wher...

PM appoints Neil O’Brien as ‘levelling up’ adviser Top Story May 5, 2021 LONDON: Boris Johnson has appointed a backbench Tory MP to act as his adviser on delivering his “levelling up” agenda, Downing Street has said. The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said Neil O’Brien, the MP for Harborough, would be working with government departments on developing policies for a forthcoming “levelling up” white paper. “His role is going to be to work alongside departments to develop the policies that sit within that, the bold policy interventions which are going to help improve o...

Print article Alaska could lose out on millions of dollars in additional food benefits if it doesn’t have a new public health disaster declaration in place by spring. Alaska, along with other states, can ask the federal government for certain emergency benefits under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP — formerly known as food stamps — that Alaskans receive on top of their regular benefits during the pandemic, said Shawnda O’Brien, who directs the state’s public assistance department. But those added dollars hinge on both a state and national emergency disaster...

Man dies in hospital after son beat him with gun, Sitka police say A man who was assaulted by his son last week in the Sitka area died after he was flown to a Seattle hospital, according to the Sitka Police Department. Late on Feb. 14, police were called to a Kasiana Island home for a report of a shooting, according to a probable cause statement signed by Sgt. Gary Cranford. When officers arrived at the home, 28-year-old Patrick O’Brien told them he had shot his father in the head with a .357 revolver during an argument, the statement said. Cranford wrote that 63-year-old James O’Bri...

NUNN'S THEATER HABIT Sun. February 21, 2021 12:00 AM by Jerry Nunn Vicki Quade's Easter Bunny Bingo: Jesus, Resurrection & Peeps! hops onto the small screen on February 25 to play to the masses while theaters are currently shuttered. This virtual improv endeavor is part of Chicago Theater Week, sponsored by the League of Chicago Theatres. It will continue streaming online until Easter Sunday April 4. This particular production was filmed with a live audience on March 15, 2020 before the Royal George Theatre was closed during the pandemic. This is vital...