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Opinion: Is Earth in its existential “Great Filter” moment?
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Suicide prevention: An open letter to my younger brother
By Vicki Randolph Spectrum Are you a drug user? Do you think your life doesn’t matter? Do you think
Annual release of cottonwood seeds can be spellbinding
By Bill Sherwonit For the Anchorage Press “Moving among a stand of cottonwoods, I notice a summertime ‘blizzard’ all around
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Thirty years on semi-solid ground
By Ned Rozell Alaska Science At the end of January, Vladimir Romanovsky retired after 30 years as a professor and
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By Barbara Hunt Palmer Buzz The Palmer skies are pretty clear right now. But these skies have been full of
Palmer story of lost and found
By Barbara Hunt Palmer Buzz We all forget our keys. We misplace our phones. The toddler’s teddy is forgotten
Thirty years on semi-solid ground
By Ned Rozell Alaska Science At the end of January, Vladimir Romanovsky will retire after 30 years as a professor
Need a new Alaska winter hobby? Try stargazing
By Amy Bushatz For the Frontiersman Alaska is once again gaining daylight, but with months of dark skies still ahead,
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Bonnie L. O’Connor Bonnie Lynn O’Connor, 80, passed peacefully and gracefully on the morning of December 30, 2021,
Palmer Buzz: Looking for Lights
by Barbara Hunt Palmer Buzz Looking for Lights—This week’s final growing darkness comes free with enchantment. You only