KYUK Public Media for Alaska’s Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta: Are ‘Stimulus Checks’ Allowed? How Tribes Are Spending CARES Act Funding and more ->
Fairbanks News Webcener 11: Gardening Tips: Fairbanks garden affirms life through food one sprout at a time and more ->
By Megan Mcdonald, Only In Your State Alaska: Head To This Secluded Alaska Log Cabin And Spend Your Weekend Playing In The Nearby Lakes And Rivers
By Megan McDonald, Only In Your State Alaska: The World’s Best Chocolate Chip Cookie Is Made Daily Inside This Humble Little Alaska Bakery
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Alaska News August 10, 2020
KTUU: Paying tribute to George the magpie from the Alaska Zoo and more ->
Alaska Native News: Coast Guard Aircrew Medevacs 24-Year-Old from Fishing Vessel near Sitka and more ->
Craig Medred: No sacrifices
By Casea Peterson, Only In Your State Alaska: Step Inside A Fairy Tale At These 11 Whimsical Places In Alaska
Alaska News August 09, 2020
The Arctic Sounder: Pacific walruses haulout near Point Lay earliest on record, tribal government cautions travelers to prevent disturbances
Alaska Highway, Northern Canada Trails and Roads: Rusty Dow
Athabascan Woman Blog: Berry Picking and Preserving
AK on the GO: Dalton Highway is the “Ultimate Road Adventure”
Alaska News August 08, 2020
KTVA The Voice of Alaska: GCI donates computers, upgraded operating system to Covenant House Alaska; Frontline Mission gives away free clothes in Wasilla; Owner closes South Anchorage boutique to concentrate on downtown business and more ->
KTUU: Alaskan water skiers make waves at regional competition; Berkowitz defends investments as more Anchorage businesses move to outdoor services; ASD loses about $10,000 for every child not registered in October and more ->
KTOO Public Media: In the middle of a pandemic, new brewery brings craft beer to Sitka and more ->
Craig Medred: Oh my!
By Courtney, Only In Your State Alaska: 15 Reasons Alaska Is The Happiest State In America
Alaska News August 07, 2020
KTUU: Court sides with Municipality, orders Kriner’s Diner to halt indoor dining; Positively Alaskan: Students tell stories to normalize mental health conversations and more ->
KTOO Public Media: Fish and Game kills 4 bears near Hope as it investigates fatal mauling; ‘We’re all angry’: Anchorage restaurants lay off workers and shut down dine-in, while others defy order; Redistricting board finalized as chief justice appoints Nome nonprofit CEO Bahnke and more ->
Fairbanks News Webcenter 11: In person civil and jury trials suspension has been extended and more ->
The Arctic Sounder: Utqiagvik TikTokker goes viral sharing Inupiaq culture, calling out haters and more ->
Suzanne Downing, Must Read Alaska, By TAMERA LIENHART: Juvenile murderer set free by Alaska Supreme Court
Craig Medred: Spray failure?
49 Writers Blog: Reposting: Brian Doyle Interview
CutterLight: Fresh All Year Long: IQF – Individually Quick Frozen Berry Magic
Alaska News August 06, 2020
Alaska Native News: Banana Slugs Ooze over Coastal Alaska and more ->
By Megan McDonald, Only In Your State Alaska: Hike Past Old Alaska Mining Camps To Visit These Two Beautiful Alpine Lakes
By Carey Seward, Only In Your State Alaska: This Alaskan Park On The Edge Of The World Will Leave You Speechless
Alaska News August 05, 2020
KTUU: Alaska Airlines may cut over 300 Alaska employees this fall due to COVID-19 and more ->
KTOO Public Media: It’s been years in the making. Now, students can enroll in a Northwest Coast arts program. More ->
Fairbanks News Webcenter 11: California man to be extradited to Alaska on child pornography charges; Eielson F-35s participate in their first ‘Red Flag’ exercise and more ->
Craig Medred: Slim pickings
Suzanne Downing, Must Read Alaska: Kriner’s War: Diner opens, code enforcers converge, and Anchorage takes to Facebook to discuss and more ->
Rasmuson Foundation News: From the Desk of Diane: Our latest report
STORIES OF NORTHERN CANADA AND ALASKA: Keeping Clean
Alaska News August 04, 2020
KTUU: Local restaurant pushes back against new COVID-19 mandates; As Anchorage ‘battens down’ protestors oppose another shutdown; Petition seeks $2,000 stipends for parents of children in ASD while learning at home and more ->
KTOO Public Media: A wayward boat scuttled Astra’s launch attempt Sunday. They’ll try again Tuesday.; The first Alaska cruise of the COVID-19 pandemic is underway; With virus funds, Newtok will build more homes in Mertarvik and more ->
KYUK Public Media for Alaska’s Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta: Eek VPSO Arrested For Sexual Assault, Human Trafficking and more ->
Alaska Native News: Bristol Bay Tribes Overjoyed with Congressional Intervention on Pebble Mine; Senator Stedman Thanks U.S. Coast Guard for 230 Years of Service and more ->
By Rhonda McBride -KMXT: Bear attacks jogger on Kodiak’s Pillar Mountain
Alaska Highway News, Bob Weber, The Canadian Press: First cancer diagnosed in dinosaur fossil hints at communal life
Michael R Dougherty from Anchorage Memories VIP: Anchorage Pioneer Joe Spenard
Be bear aware!
By Carey Seward, Only In Your State Alaska: The Beautiful Bridge Hike In Alaska That Will Completely Mesmerize You
By Megan McDonald, Only In Your State Alaska: The Road Trip On The Glenn Highway In Alaska Will Take You Through Sheer Autumnal Perfection
By Carey Seward, Only In Your State Alaska: The Flood Of 1967 In Alaska Will Never Be Forgotten
Alaska News August 03, 2020
By Daniel Shvartsman, Seeking Alpha: Alaska Communications: Implementing An Activist Playbook, Still Cheap
Suzanne Downing, Must Read Alaska: VPSO sexual assault on village woman; where’s the media outrage?
Craig Medred: Limits of science
By Matt Goff, Sitka Nature: 80 Degree Days in Sitka
49 Writers Blog: Mini-Profile: Bob Armstrong
By Casea Peterson, Only In Your State Alaska: Here Are 8 Jokes About Alaska That Are Actually Funny
Alaska News August 01 & 02, 2020
KTOO Public Media: Gardentalk – Time to harvest garlic, but watch out for mold and more ->
Fairbanks News Webcenter 11: Garden Tips: Natural ways to eliminate aphids and more ->
Evan Saugstad, Alaska Highway News: Junk news, selective reporting vilifies rural economies
The three stories above all have much in common. All are written by someone who does not like, agree with, nor rely on their subject matters for their living. All three use selective facts while ignoring others, and all appear to want one thing – to rid B.C. of our industries and the people who stand in the way of B.C. becoming a park.
By Aaron Goldfarb, Inside Hook: Inside the Rowdy, Reckless Boomtown Bars of Alaska in the 1970s As pipeline money poured into the city of Fairbanks, the Wild West saw a brief revival
Congressman Young’s Washington Report
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