Oct 4, 2009 | Spokesman Review
Micaela and Joe Theisen had already hiked miles before the sun rose on their 45-mile Kettle Crest endurance test.
Group calls for end to national forest logging
A Vermont group has called on the Obama administration to end logging and road building in undeveloped areas of the White Mountain National Forest and other federal woodlands to protect some of the last pristine public lands across the country.
A tale of three very different runs in Alaska
FAIRBANKS a ' One never knows what might happen while embarking on a run, but three outings during a recent weeklong vacation proved to be especially eventful.
David Pluth - " a quiet man with a large footprint
Some people live their lives in a whirlwind of excitement, but that storm can touch down in our backyard and leave a great impact.
Firefighters from Vermont, New Hampshire head to Alaska
Firefighters from the Green and White Mountain National Forests and the Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation are headed to Alaska to fight wildfires there.
Lots of cold comfort in Westport
Josephine Matyas Westport, Ont.a '"There's more ice cream in Westport than there are people," says Chuck Gobeil.
APRN - Alaska Public Radio Network
Well-Known Archeologist Leaving Prince of Wales
Prince of Wales Island is losing a well-known player in the cultural and scientific world.
June 1 2009 Prince of Wales Island is loosing a well-known player in the cultural and scientific world.
BY STEPHANIE DEBOLT Correspondent Lyman Hug of Goshen readily admits he isn't a great fan of puzzles.
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