Bringing a personal twist to holiday giving
Newly elected legislators should be open to learning from data once in office.
God has no trouble with math, especially addition.
From the moment Dunleavy took office the disdain for his own employees was on full display.
Equality is not a Democratic or Republican value, it’s an American value.
Arsenic, though often difficult to detect, is hard to ignore. As the 20th most common element in the Earth’s crust, arsenic occurs naturally in volcanic… Continue reading
For the first time in years, I see elected leaders who have the potential to reverse our self-destructive course and start to bring this country back together.
The show went up on Nov. 6 and continues through Dec. 17.
While industrial hemp is an old-time agricultural crop, many still think of cannabis only as marijuana.
Christmas came to Kenai on schedule, if a little modified and subdued from years past.
Silence effectively helps the president and his lawyers.
Two national park and preserve areas, Lake Clark and Katmai, located just across Cook Inlet from the Kenai Peninsula, offer some of Alaska’s most spectacular… Continue reading
More prevalent than pumpkin pie this holiday season is the refrain, “Are you upset you can’t travel to see your family this year?” And I… Continue reading
I know Thanksgiving this year won’t be the same.
As the daylight hours seem to slip away, the temperatures are slowly getting lower and the silky flowing waters of rivers, lakes and streams begin… Continue reading
An ode to Kenai Spur Highway
My thanks go out to every Alaskan who chose to participate in our democratic process.
David Brame’s new graphic novel will be published in January
Figuring out the signs of seasonal change is easy, right?
Now is a good time to seek a model of political goodwill that has been sorely missing from our state
