FEATURES America and the Whale: Strengthened Economy Through Smaller Community
by Methnie Ongtooguk Native communities have thrived on a traditional system of sharing which generated a sense of belonging, purpose and responibility in everyone. These holistic economies provide an example for Alaska to contribute positively to the overall economy of the United States.
Arctic Spring
by Barry Zellen Climate change pessimists have concluded that the Earth is heading into a profound climate crisis. An optimistic few are looking at the opportunities that a warming Arctic may provide.
The Cockroach's Christmas
by Walter Benesch A Christmas tale of reincarnation.
Deputies and Dynamite: Attempts at unlocking Alaska's treasures circa 1907
by T. Hall, Part 1 of 2 As rumors of Alaska's vast wealth spread, transportation was always spoken of as the key to unlock the treasure box--but Alaskans had to wrest their railroads from the clutches of the Syndicate.
A Dirty Job
Outpost Agriculture, by Phil Loring: Seven Agricultural Myths No. 2 Farming should not smell bad.
The Missionary Position on Denial
by Neal Matson Nowadays there is a new form of denial and deniers—a politicized denial of truth and facts by those who refuse to accept what they don't want to believe.
Monumental Alaska
The Long View by Ross Coen There are monuments to individuals, like Charles Bunnell, and there are monuments to an open history in which everyone had a role.
My Rogue Big Toe, Part 2
Dose of Reality, by Neil Davis I continue with my reporting on my month-long undercover investigation of Alaska medical facilities.
Reluctant Health Care Dragons
A Conspiracy of Ravens by Rich Seifert By now you have heard all the cacophony you ever want to regaurding the health care debochal going on in this land of scouling and whining once known as the U S of A.
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