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Stories on a Winter's Day

It was 1958 and twenty below zero outside. On Monday, Mom’s day off from her job at the library, 11 a.m. was too early for television. I think programs started around 2 p.m. back then. TV was recent. We had three channels and, even with our wobbly rabbit ears on the roof, there was a lot of static. Secret Storm danced around so much on the screen, the title was ironic. That left us with reading, writing letters (mom), sewing (me), painting (dad) and storytelling.

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The Chugach Mountains

While not as iconic as its counterparts farther north, the Chugach Mountains offer more than a dozen peaks above the 10,000 feet mark and are home to approximately one third of Alaska’s glaciers. Measured base to summit, the range is Alaska’s second highest coastal range after the St. Elias Mountains to the east.

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Fall Fly Fishing on the Kenai

My boyfriend, Kory, and I have lived in Alaska for most of our lives. We both grew up fishing, but our love of the sport really took off when we started dating. Our schedule mainly consists of work, school, and fishing, so when we were given the opportunity to film a fall fishing episode for Alaska Photoventures with Dan Redfield, we couldn’t pass it up...

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Huna Ancestors House

When the citizens of Hoonah, Alaska, and surrounding Southeast communities arrived at Bartlett Cove in Glacier Bay National Park during the morning of August 25th, 2016, it was a homecoming over 250 years in the making. The powerful events of the day were the culmination of nearly two decades of collaboration between the Hoonah Indian Association and the National Park Service (NPS), helping to heal the past and prepare for the future.

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Juneau's Hidden History

There are only three ways into Juneau, boat, plane or birth canal—I arrived via the third route. My name is Brian Weed, I’m 34 years old and was born and raised in Juneau, Alaska.

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