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Not the End of the Road

Twenty-five percent of the prisoners confined to the Goose Creek Corrections Center near Wasilla, come from the “bush country”—the primitive and roadless area on Alaska’s west coast. The area is largely unchurched, and high rates of suicide, alcohol, and drug abuse are plaguing the remote communities.

By Mark Hubbell
September 17, 2016
Alaska | Goose Creek Corrections Center | TUMI | volunteer | Wasilla

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