Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
By Jeremiah Bartz Frontiersman.com A football coach using a hockey reference as the centerpiece for his keynote address may
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Running circles around the land of no night
by NED ROZELL All of a sudden, we are again the land of no night. Summer happens every year, but
Spruce bark beetles a danger to Alaskan spruce trees
by KATIE STARK Frontiersman.com WASILLA — The Mat-Su Valley – particularly Meadow Lakes and the Houston area – has been experiencing
Online portal launched to better study salmon preservation
FAIRBANKS — A new international Salmon Science Network recently launched an online portal to help improve access to salmon research and
UAF study looks at social behavior of Salmon
by LAUREN FRISCH University of Alaska Fairbanks FAIRBANKS — New research involving a University of Alaska Fairbanks scientist suggests that social
FAITH: The forests tell a story
by REV. HOWARD BESS My wife, Darlene, and I speak often about the people and the books that have guided
HEADLAMP: Skeletons in the Rainforest
by ZACK FIELDS We are living through what scientists call the “sixth extinction,” so named for the unusual scale and
Salmon is on the menu for Lake Clark’s wolves
by J. BESL Frontiersman.com Deep within Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, staff at a remote ranger station on
Are ravens responsible for wolf packs?
Ned Rozell People who study animal behavior think they may have found out why wolves hunt in packs—because ravens
Free Will Astrology
Rob Brezsny ARIES (March 21-April 19): As soon as you can, sneak away to a private place where you
Amy Lynne Rowell Carling
Amy Lynne Rowell Carling was born in Boston, Massachusetts on May 7, 1949, to Arlene French and Nathaniel Bachelder Rowell.
Gleaning info about the Arctic, from the icy 'lab' of Antarctica
Tracy Kalytiak, University of Alaska, Anchorage The Arctic is a region that’s gripped the attention of people living in
Vaccines across the lifespan
By Michelle Rountree In this last of our three-part series on vaccines, we would like to address the vaccines