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| Prison inmates get on track |
| By sacbee.com/ - Beth Bragg |
| Published: 10/09/2012 |
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EAGLE RIVER, Alaska -- The success of the Running Free Alaska program at Hiland Mountain Correctional Center can be told anecdotally with the kind of too-good-to-be-true hype you hear on late-night infomercials: Lesa Stanley, 41, lost 21 pounds! Andraya Lafleur, 29, chased away the blues! Patricia Stickman, 48, discovered a healthy and legal high! It can be told analytically in the data compiled by Tim Alderson, who started the program last winter for his master's thesis in counseling psychology at Alaska Pacific University - and is in the process of turning it into a nonprofit venture because he couldn't bear the idea of the program ending when his research did. Read More. |
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