While recovery efforts continue for those living in the area impacted by the Hiland Road avalanche, residents are spending the time bonding with each other.
EAGLE RIVER, Alaska - The recovery efforts continue for those living in the area impacted by the Hiland Road avalanche.still blocking a 400-foot stretch of Hiland Road, as well as part of South River Lane, the Eagle River/Chugiak Parks and Recreation department has been running snowmachine shuttles for those unable to reach their homes or get out because of the road closure.
“They’re making runs every five minutes, 24-7,” Eagle River resident Colleen Coadic said. “... I like talking to them and I like showing them appreciation, just by thanking them so much because they are fabulous people.”
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