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Free lunch group in Juneau seeks to offer substantive help for federal employees facing lean times
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Free lunch group in Juneau seeks to offer substantive help for federal employees facing lean times
Eric Antrim has been furloughed from his job as a U.S. Forest Service bridge inspector, but says he’s definitely not idle because he knows things may get difficult quickly for other federal employees not working due to the government shutdown that began Oct. 1. “If this goes on like it seems like it’s going to, things are going to get bad,” he said. “We got paid 70% our last paycheck. We’re not getting our next paycheck, so people are going to s…
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