On the windows of my home in Kasilof, under lights at the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge’s headquarters in Soldotna, in Anchorage and in Fairbanks, winter… Continue reading
Wednesday evening, everything on my dinner plate was either caught in Alaska or grown in Alaska. The last of the kohlrabi and turnips, a single… Continue reading
On a late September early morning drive back from Talkeetna, I saw winter surprise three different drivers. The first hit the black ice in their… Continue reading
In a day and age where social media seems to dominate and not always for the best reasons, I recently had the most positive outcome… Continue reading
The Department of Natural Resources shares Guthrie’s belief that “this land was made for you and me.”
‘We have lived, depended on, and stewarded these lands and waters since time immemorial.’
The task force is an advisory committee set up to respond to a successful lawsuit.
Chicken lasagna, rice, Hungarian mushroom soup, cornmeal biscuits
Gov. Mike Dunleavy has chosen the path of cold, self-inflicted harm.
I think my kids are going to come home to find it’s their parents who have changed.
When we first found elodea on the Kenai Peninsula seven years ago, partners in the Kenai Peninsula Cooperative Weed Management Area didn’t really have any… Continue reading
Cooper Landing art exhibit to help anti-Pebble Mine cause
Sunshine cake, frank fritters, California pork chops and beans, Russian dressing, eggless mayonnaise
If you think that to be conservative you have to hate unions, you have been manipulated.
What’s happening this week.
The annual ‘Evening of Classics’ concert that graces the halls of Soldotna’s Christ Lutheran Church every year in October will be without one of the… Continue reading
I woke up this morning a bit richer. The Alaska Permanent Fund dividend landed in Alaskans’ bank accounts sometime early Thursday and mine was among… Continue reading
