Alaskans respect the fact that we live in a wild, unpredictable state. And that’s not just the weather. Decades ago, Alaska hitched its economic wagon… Continue reading
Let’s not wait for another disaster to force us into an “after-the-fact” review.
I know there are a lot of peninsula residents missing trees right now, after the Swan Lake fire.
What’s happening this week
Columnist’s note: I felt compelled to write this column Sunday night, even though it wasn’t due until Thursday afternoon. A short time after I finished,… Continue reading
What if “remembering” was an actual call and response to engagement?
Some folks at Pioneer Homes were told that their monthly bill could go above $15,000 per month.
Alaskans know just how essential fisheries are to life in the 49th state.
“Unknown Asia” details travels of KPC professor
Constantly living from your savings account has been a bad idea.
The bright, dynamic colors illustrate a technique that dates back to the Old Masters.
From Alan, there was always something new to learn.
I guess I learned very early about sugar cookies from my Grandma Cogswell.
Fall brings us pumpkins, squash, mushrooms, cranberries, apples and pears. I love them all.
“Why don’t ya cut out the jester routine and get down to some serious investigative reporting?”
An effort is underway that could strip away Alaska’s oil spill safeguards.
So many grandparents think their role is to spoil them, fill them up with sugar and send them home.
I’m always looking for the right answer, the right way to do things. I manipulate my Google searches over and over, to find the hidden… Continue reading
This week’s recipes: Susan’s Insta-pot beef teriyaki and Mexican chocolate-cherry cake
I wanted to share a gloriously puffed-up Parmesan, Fontina, and country ham-studded Dutch baby.
