Jun 2, 2008 | Anchorage Daily News
Dipnetters get 72-hour Copper River opening
Published: June 2nd, 2008 12:31 AM Last Modified: June 2nd, 2008 01:02 AM Copper River dipnetters can get their nets wet for the first time this season Thursday night.
Joseph A. Palermo: A Toxic Media Environment
While channel surfing this week I unfortunately caught a few minutes of the hateful and uninformed Glenn Beck on CNN Headline News. via The Huffington Post
M 3.3, Southern Yukon Territory, Canada
Did you feel it? Report shaking and damage at your location. You can also view a map displaying accumulated data from your report and others. via USGS Earthquakes
“There are a lot of good American movies, you know. I'm not that big a fan of exotic foreign films.”
Sorry, Douglas Adams. The answer is not 42. It is 117. But what was the question? In No Country for Old Men, Cormac McCarthy's soul-chilling killer Anton Chigurh pursues another deadly piece of business to a ... via Irish Independent
After bad fall, Spot comes to the rescue
“I was feeling pretty good by that point”
When 72-year-old Mike Brady rose from the fog of unconsciousness Jan. 4, he was alone on the ground outside a sauna in one of the most remote sections of Alaska with the thermometer hovering dangerously near 30 ... via Anchorage Daily News
Longtime Juneau resident Frank Morris died Jan. 4, 2008, in Douglas. He was 86. Born Nov. via Juneau Empire
Better Dead Than ... Blue? by Nicholas Stix While "a rose is a rose is a rose" it is not necessarily the case that "red is red is red." By long-standing tradition going back to Europe, political ideologies and ... via The Post Chronicle
Chelsea Wilburn & Keegan McCarthy Chelsea Wilburn, of Fort Collins, Colo., and Keegan McCarthy, of Juneau, were married Sept. via Juneau Empire
“You took for yourself the very thing I held so dear”
'CULT': Children confront patriarch and tell of savage beatings, torment and rape. via Anchorage Daily News
Wales is the farthest-west village on the Seward Peninsula, on the tip of Alaska's nose that points away from America and toward the Old World. via Alaska
My Turn: Lew Williams: 'Spend every penny on things we don't need'
Why Lew Williams Jr. is continually given editorial space in the Juneau Empire is one of the small mysteries in this world. via Juneau Empire
Climber's exploits earned little recognition
Published: October 7, 2007 Last Modified: October 7, 2007 at 02:24 AM Hardly anyone reading this column will have heard of Bob Bates. via Anchorage Daily News