The staff at the Reeling ‘Em In headquarters has been diligently sifting through a myriad of cyber correspondence from fisherpersonage bemoaning the fact that they… Continue reading
In early June, I received multiple accounts of abundant black caterpillars stripping trees and shrubs of foliage around the Marsh Lake Trail off of Skilak… Continue reading
DACA recipients have proven themselves to be hardworking members of our communities
Congress passed the Equal Rights Amendment in 1972 and Alaska was the 10th state to ratify.
The large figurative and landscape paintings are part of a narrative, “Eat, drink and be merry …”
Taxes aren’t the only factor in oil production.
“Without taxing for the extraction of our oil, there will be no dividends.”
I never used bookmarks when I was growing up. I devoured books, both with my avid reading and my pervasive habit of marking all the… Continue reading
The weather was phenomenal over the Fourth of July weekend. Visitors, as well as locals, seemed to enjoy barbecuing themselves along with the goodies they… Continue reading
Bucket list! Once-in-a-lifetime! Saved up for years! Not enough time to see it all! Dream destination! I hear these exclamations at the refuge’s visitor center… Continue reading
“I like to refer to this kind of group activity as the art of activism, or ‘artivism’ for short.”
We don’t usually do things in the traditional manner up here on July 4.
When it comes to high-speed internet access, rural Alaska communities are lagging behind.
For those not familiar with it, “glamping” is glamorous camping.
Rain pounded against the windshield, encouraging a creeping melancholy as I drove myself and a volunteer north on the Sterling Highway toward Swanson River Road.… Continue reading
American icons to take stage in outdoor July 4 performance
In Homer you could see it being flown on our state ferry, M/V Tustumena, tied to the Pioneer Dock
My attitude toward camp cooking is that you can eat pretty much anything you would eat at home.
The new estimate released at the June AGDC meeting is 12% below the number of several years ago.
It’s about time we asked ourselves: What can we do to support our university?
