The Bible reminds us of those unfailing truths.
As of the week ending March 21, the department processed 13,774 new claims.
The actions we take now can help sustain these enterprises over the next few weeks.
Whatever hardship Alaskans face, the business of the state must go on.
Basic salmon patties can be used in an assortment of meals.
Most of us have never heard of anything like this, much less been asked to do it.
We understand what a challenging and unprecedented time this is for Alaskans. The COVID-19 virus has been an evolving pandemic, spreading worldwide and severely disrupting… Continue reading
We Alaskans, Americans and the rest of the world face uncharted waters in the months ahead.
A friend told me recently that March is her favorite month. What? Not May, when our birds of summer come home to nest? Nor June… Continue reading
As I write this I am in my third day of working at home — or, as I like to think of it, an embedded… Continue reading
The man at the top has not changed, nor have the grounds of our recall.
Join me in the kitchen, if only in spirit, and make a pot of soup from scratch.
No Alaskan in need will be left behind.
What’s happening this week in the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District
I set daily goals to accomplish during this universal pandemic, a different kind of frontier.
We’ve probably already met, but you didn’t realize it. We’re the other national wildlife refuge headquartered on the Kenai Peninsula. If you’ve taken a Kenai… Continue reading
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, I see several futures, many of them extremely unpleasant.
With no vaccine available, we have to rely on two tools: containment and mitigation.
One of the best batches of beef barley soup I’ve made.
Instead of taking time to listen for God’s plan, I spun my mental wheels.
