Objects may be closer than they appear — the pandemic is not behind us
Coray’s ‘Lost Mountain’ looks at personal, community conflict in setting where a large mine might happen.
We don’t care who you vote for — just vote.
We are clearly not “all in this together.”
I’m proposing legislation directing $150 million of those funds toward broad, tourism-related relief.
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” — Dr. Seuss, “I… Continue reading
A few weeks removed from my second dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, and I’m still in shock. First, I’m in shock at how crappy… Continue reading
The possibility of the existence of Bigfoot, also known as Sasquatch, took root in young Baxter.
The caring nature of Homer has sustained and nurtured my gratefulness throughout the past year.
“For Alaska” philanthropic campaign aims raise $200 million by 2024.
Local businessman Robert Favretto wanted to showcase Cross’ art after he recovered it from the late artist’s house last summer.
Campaigns should be shorter.
But they aren’t.
I don’t know why I find taxes taxing.
While some planned projects at the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge were put on hold in summer 2020 due the pandemic, we in the refuge’s biology… Continue reading
April is Citizen Science Month, an opportunity for people to get involved in citizen science projects all over the country and right in their own… Continue reading
From boots to parkas, there’s lots to figure out about surviving in the Last Frontier
If you can recall the images of oiled otters and sea birds, of oil spreading from the Exxon Valdez, then you know what is at stake.
The beauty — and the fun — of a good potluck is that everybody brings something different to the table.
If you are skiing and find conditions requiring creative nonstandard techniques to not end up in a snowbank, it’s probably time to revise your TTD list for the day.
When death could not hold Jesus, it suffered a mortal wound.
