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Written by Brian Davis
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December/January 2009 Katherine Gottlieb, CEO of the state’s largest Native health care organization, is one of the most influential – and least-known – people in Alaska. |
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Written by Tim Woody
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December/January 2009 Charter captains express their gratitude by taking war veterans out to fish |
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Written by Rachel Steer
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December/January 2009 For one week each year, this temporary town is the snowmachine capital of the world |
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Written by Andy Hall
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December/January 2009 January can be a challenging month here in Alaska, but not for me. I’ll always know my worst one is behind me. It happened nearly 30 years ago when I was a junior at Robert Service High School in Anchorage. |
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Written by Ned Rozell
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December/January 2009 “You guys cold-camped last night? It was 30 below on the river!”
It was a bitter, brilliant, white spring day when a man from the village of Tanana asked my friend Andy and me that question. He had seen the impression of our tent pressed into the snow as he passed by on his snowmachine, and he couldn’t believe we slept out without a campfire. |
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Written by Sherry Simpson
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December/January 2009 So this was my plan: Instead of being dragged into winter kicking and whining, I would embrace winter. Winter and I would become pals. With some one-on-one winter appreciation at a cabin near Willow, I could go gently into that long, endless night. |
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Read our staff's favorite Alaska Christmas memories.
