The current season has come to a close, leaves are falling, and one would think we would be settling in for some quiet reflection on a wonderful summer’s visitors. But instead, we are already looking forward to 2012. Today, courtesy … Continue reading
Alaska Frontier Gardens B&B The Anchorage Garden Club hosts a garden tour on Sunday July 31 from 12 noon to 5 pm. It is open to the public, therefore about 500 people are anticipated to be enjoying the gardens of … Continue reading
Today, the Girdwood Forest Fair beckoned to both Alaska residents and visitors. This annual event has craftsmen and artisans tucked along windy routes hidden by trees from all view the road’s traffic, a route that winds by three performance stages … Continue reading
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Days full of sun and nights lit past 10 PM – this is the season Alaska residents relish. The Anchorage Botanical Garden is undertaking its volunteer recruitment drive and first clean-up of the the gardens, many nurseries are featuring sales, … Continue reading
B&B Host Carol Ross recently wrote, Spring is in the air!! The sun is hot on my back through my kitchen window. We have nearly 11 hours of daylight now and we are gaining over half an hour a week. … Continue reading
It has been a busy four days in Anchorage: schoolteachers from all over Alaska came to town with one purpose in mind: to get updated on technology tools for education. Attending ASTE, the Alaska Society for Technology in Education, nearly … Continue reading
Have you met Seymour of Anchorage? An ambassador of Anchorage, he has his own FaceBook page. His entries are fun to peruse as he wanders the Anchorage area in search of fun activities. Recently, he took a look at the … Continue reading
