Perhaps sharing the leading roles in Juneau High School’s 1915 theatrical play clinched the relationship that bloomed into the MacKinnon family legacy of keeping Juneau… Continue reading
Early avian harbingers have been joined by lots of other species…
The aroma of lupine lingered in the air at my mother’s deathbed.
But learning never stops and often happens best when reflecting upon failure.
Tucked amongst the endless array of fog-coated islands that make up the Tongass National Forest, on the northwest edge of Kupreanof Island, is the small… Continue reading
If your hometown could talk, they asked, what would it say?
It’s the Little League season.
Balto gives scientists insight into what makes Alaska sled dogs and other working breeds unique.
Pardon my caps, but I LOVE THAT STUFF.
Julian of Norwich is a mystic whose message of love and trust in God’s goodness are much needed…
There are many ways to smoke salmon, but it takes discipline to take the time to learn and listen.
This award-winning article has been moved in front of the Juneau Empire’s paywall. “My first bear encounter was when I was young. I walked out… Continue reading
Pronounced FOO-ree-kaw-kay, meaning “to sprinkle.”
Our spring is slow in coming.
Melt season is a sad time for people who enjoy the magic of snow crystals bonding so well to one another, resulting in a web… Continue reading
Often it’s the thinking that supplies the proper amount of weight and gratitude.
Fun with phenotype phenomenon.