The cleanup of the Delaney Park Strip in downtown Anchorage took place mid-day on Friday, with most of the protest-campers and their debris gone by early afternoon. Only about 20 protesters remained.
But the protest encampment of able-bodied young men moved to Valley of the Moon Park, signs and all.
[Read: Camp Berkowitz and the “nothing to report’ mayor]
Protesters were angry about leaving the Park Strip and were verbal about a photographer documenting the exodus.


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Founder and Former EditorView writer's portfolioSuzanne Downing founded Must Read Alaska and served as its editor for many years. Her prolific writing spans nearly every topic meaningful to Alaskans. Before founding Must Read Alaska, she served as editor of the Juneau Empire and as a speechwriter for Governor Sean Parnell.

