Beginning of the Millennium Issue
FEATURES Blank Slate/Fire and Ice: Opposite Poles Come Together with Art
by A. Reed Geiger, et al. Simultaneous art shows at the opposite ends of the world: Ester, Alaska and McMurdo, Antarctica.
Calypso: Community Agriculture for Ester
by Susan Willsrud In 1997, we left Fairbanks for good, and headed south. It didn't take long for us to come back, and we found the perfect place for a small, diversified, organic farm, on a hill above Ester.
The History of Ester's Post Office Continues
by Matthew Reckard Postmasters Elizabeth Pidge, J.C. Kinney, and Thomas Markuson, and Judge James Wickersham, Alaska's territorial delegate to Congress.
The Historical Society, Part 1
fiction by Jeffrey A. Rogers How Perry Atteberry, through his own sheer stupidity, found himself transported from Fairbanks, Alaska, to Florence, Arizona.
The Last Word?
by Scott Allen I am railing against the hysterical hype from the Floridian Hogwash Holocaust: candidates, the media, the Supreme Court, and Golden Eagle patrons.
Top Ten Reasons to Build the Rex-South Intertie Route NOW
by Ernst Stavro Blofeld GVEA has ten points in its favor--maybe.
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