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Thaddeus DuBois is comfortable with his body -- which is fortunate, because he makes his living modeling in the nude. Of course, such a vocation comes...
In the April 4 New York Times I found the article "Gay Rights Bill Appears to Fail in Anchorage." I also found waiting for me an email from one of my blog's followers in Anchorage, asking me to pen a word or two to his 14-year-old daughter about why Prop. 5 was defeated.
Born and still living in the town of Dillingham on the shores of Bristol Bay, Holly's life revolves around the wild salmon fishery and she depends on its protection -- literally. Holly's view of the Pebble Mine? "Self-destruction."
You don't have to be at the Bonnie Craig murder trial--the dramatic cold case--nor do you have to wait until the story airs on the evening news or a reporter files a story online, or even for someone to drop a newspaper at your door, to get all the details from the courtroom proceedings.
Some dog owners became frightened when wolves threatened their pets, and state wildlife officials began to get increasingly nervous about the lack of respect wolves were showing the pet owners.
The Fire Island wind project got a big boost from the Anchorage Assembly Tuesday night when it ordered the city's electric utility to formally pursue ...
Aerial wolf hunts have become almost the norm in the 49th state over the past decade as attitudes toward predators have shifted away from the post-Earth Day "love fest" of the 1980s and 1990s.
The Gray Lady has been banished from the browsers of Eielson and Elmendorf Air Force bases -- and so has virtually every other national newspaper of record in the Western hemisphere.
It seems there's some concern circulating over Bristol Palin's much-publicized visit to Rum Runners in Anchorage last week.
Managers need their millennial employees connected and networking in this accelerated business world.
As someone who abused alcohol for years, I can empathize with some of Anchorage's homeless -- many of whom have lost all family and friends due to their addiction. We must not give up on these people.
During a recent trip to Anchorage, Alaska, I spoke with Mayor Sullivan about the problems of homelessness and alcohol abuse in the city.
This scenic, remote southeast Alaska town of Juneau, the only state capital inaccessible by car, is not that big. I had no idea what it would look like, just that Palin lived here. Would the stench linger?
In her speech with Michael Reagan, Palin managed to put red high heels and bear hunting in the same analogy. What's next, hockey mom again? That would complete the trifecta -- mom/huntress/sex symbol.
At Sarah Palin's speech with Michael Reagan, she was part cheerleader, part gladiator. She went after Obama, saying "we should never apologize." I was waiting for the "Ready? Okay!" Pom-poms, anyone?
Last Saturday, Alaska Women for Obama did it in the cold and snow, creating this for their fellow Americans [via Mudflats]...
