Algo Nuevo: December 16, 2012
Here’s the Sunday, December 16, 2012 edition of Algo Nuevo con Dave Luera — Something New with Dave Luera. If you have questions, comments...
Algo Nuevo: December 9, 2012
Here’s the Sunday, December 9, 2012 edition of Algo Nuevo con Dave Luera — Something New with Dave Luera. If you have questions, comments...
Algo Nuevo: December 2, 2012
Here’s the Sunday, December 2, 2012 edition of Algo Nuevo con Dave Luera — Something New with Dave Luera. If you have questions, comments...
Night Music: December 29, 2012
Here’s the music playlist for Night Music with Connie G. All tracks played are listed below in the following format:
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Zelydia
Rick Zelinsky/...
Night Music: December 22, 2012
Here’s the music playlist for Night Music with Kirk Waldhaus. All tracks played are listed below in the following format:
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God Rest...
Rock Island Line: November 25, 2012
Here’s the music playlist from Rock Island Line with Steve Grabacki and Marianne Kerr. All tracks played are listed below in the following format:
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Food Blogger Heidi Drygas
On this edition of Town Square 49 radio, we’re making gourmet scrambled eggs with Heidi Drygas, an Anchorage food blogger. Drygas is an attorney by day, and a cook the rest of the time.
Her love for food has always been strong, but her love for cooking came later in life while she was in law school.
Soft Scrambled Eggs with Herbed Goat Cheese
When I first started my blog almost two years ago, I had a certain idea about what food I wanted to write about. I wanted to talk about the food I love to cook, and the food I love to eat.
But there are some things I LOVE to eat, but I just don't think about as "recipes."
Read more. Alaska News Nightly: December 31, 2012
Coast Guard Still Assisting Crew Of Shell Drill Rig; Autism Bill, Other Measure Take Effect Tuesday; Congress Remains In Deadlock On Fiscal Cliff Deal; Suspect In Mail Thefts Arrested; Lance Mackey Wins Top of the World 350; Long-Time APD Officer Retires; Rasmuson Foundation Pledges Millions To Arts In Alaska; Alcohol Abuse Not Always Talked About In Rural Alaska
Braver, Bigger: Erica Madison
For this video, I caught Erica Madison in preparation for her 5-month, 2000-km, ski traverse from Vancouver, BC to Skagway, AK.
This was my product from Carl Crum's 5-day Documentary Workshop, DocShops.
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Alaska News Nightly: December 28, 2012
Senate Passes Disaster Relief Bill; EPA Administrator To Step Down; High Court Orders Redistricting Plan Be Redrawn; Tug Towing Drill Rig Having Engine Problems; Longliners Seek Delegation’s Support For Electronic Monitoring; Suit Filed Over Fisheries Observer Program; Jensen Maritime Honored For Design Of ‘Northern Leader’; Calista Announces Creation of New Subsidiary; Popp Family Meets Long-Lost Sibling
Alaskans Can Pick. Click. Give. to 471 Organizations in 2013.
It's almost time for Alaskans to file for their permanent fund dividends. And that means they also have the option to give a portion of their pfd to charitable and non-profit organizations through the state's charitable giving program, Pick. Click. Give. In 2013 there are more organizations than ever to give to.
Post-Holiday Recycling Opportunities Abound in Anchorage
Many people are clearing out the Christmas tree, getting rid of wrapping paper ... and trying to figure out what to do with old electronics. But you don't have to throw that stuff away. As KSKA's Daysha Eaton reports, in Anchorage, you can recycle it.
It’s that Time of the Year
One of the benefits of living in a very rural area like I do is that there is very limited light pollution. The moon and the stars can really light up the night, and the Northern Lights are much more visible when they decide to make an appearance.
Winter in Alaska may be cold, but in so many ways, it's the most beautiful time of year.
Read more. Alaska News Nightly: December 27, 2012
Coast Guard Finds Safety Violations On Shell Rig; No Deal In Sight To Avert Federal Spending Cuts; Unemployment Benefits Will End If No Stop-Gap Measure Reached; Top of the World 350 Kicks Off in Tok; Law Enforcement Looking For Leads On Mailbox Theft; Army Identifies JBER Soldier Found Dead In Barracks; Anchorage Family’s 50-Year-Old Secret Revealed
Alaska News Nightly: December 26, 2012
New Snowfall Ups Avalanche Danger in Southcentral; Body of Missing USCG Hiker Recovered on Christmas Day; Silver Bay Seafood’s Coming To Bristol Bay In 2014; Alaska Native Arts Foundation Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary; Volunteers Create 5,000 Yukon Quest Trail Markers; Juneau Youth Draws Attention Of John F. Kennedy Center; Web Search Reveals Painful, 50-Year Secret For Anchorage Family
Secrets of a Winter Salmon Stream
Eighteen months ago, Encounters received support from the Alaska Sustainable Salmon Fund to make two radio programs about salmon and to produce companion online materials.
And in the process, we became completely enthralled by salmon—arguably the most important wild species of our time.
Learn more.
Alaska News Nightly: December 24, 2012
Alaskan Airlines Plane Diverts to Juneau; Congress May Let Some Laws Lapse; Congress Passes Major Defense Bill; Powerline at Turnagain Pass Being Replaces; Samuelsen Named Person of the Year; A Rural Christmas; FDA Approves Genetically Modified Salmon; Don Promoted in Army National Guard; Star the Reindeer Indeed the Star of Anchorage Christmas; Hopes and Dreams of Young Alaskans
Our First Alaskan Christmas
It could perhaps be described as a minimalist Christmas, that Christmas of 1948. Our household goods were stashed in Seattle with many other boxes and crates and barrels headed for the Last Frontier.
Good foresight that Mother didn’t ship her houseplants.
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PenAir Says Goodbye to the Grumman Goose
PenAir’s last remaining Grumman Goose is heading to a new home, arriving in Anchorage Friday from Unalaska.
This event marks the end of an era for PenAir.
Read more.