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Amy Bushatz
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Host and Producer, Humans Outside
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Biography
Amy is the managing editor of Military.com’s spouse and family blog SpouseBuzz.com and an associate editor of Military.com. Amy oversees, writes and edits content for SpouseBuzz as well as working with the blog’s many guest contributors. Amy also covers spouse and family news for Military.com. Prior to joining Military.com, Amy worked as a staff writer for The Federal Times and Politico. She also covered local Washington, D.C. news for The Washington (D.C.) Times. An Army wife and mother of two, Amy has been featured as a military family subject matter expert on NPR and in the New York Times.
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By Amy Bushatz| Anchorage Daily News Verified PALMER — Mat-Su property owners can expect slightly higher tax bills under a proposed Matanuska-Susitna Borough budget that goes before the Borough Assembly this month. The proposal would increase the average borough property tax bill by $115 compared to last year, officials told the Assembly during a preliminary budget presentation Wednesday.
By Amy Bushatz| Alaska Public Media Verified What you need to know:Limited work on the Knik River Bridge is slated to start Monday, April 7 with a full closure of the northbound span beginning April 23 and expected to last at least 30 days. All lanes of travel will be diverted onto the southbound bridge during the closure. The southbound span will close after the northbound side is complete to undergo similar upgrades. Drivers should expect significant backups and delays. Officials plan to reopen both bridge spans by mid-summer.
By Amy Bushatz| Alaska Public Media Verified What you need to know:The Matsu Valley Rebuild nonprofit is seeking donations for a new tool-lending library that will allow residents to borrow equipment for home projects instead of buying it. The library will operate on an income-based membership model ranging from about $25 to $100 per year, officials said. Late returns and lost or broken tools will incur additional fees. The library will open to users once enough equipment has been collected to stock it.
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Humans Outside
United States