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Stranded Abroad; An Alaskan Weathers The Coronavirus Storm Stuck Overseas

Stranded Abroad in a Foreign Country as International Borders close due to CODVID-19 By: Courtney Dowd-Stanley Have you ever caugh...

Escape the Crowds by Visiting Gates of the Arctic National Park & Preserve By: Courtney Dowd-Stanley Looking for some silence and solitude? ...

We are DAYS into this worldwide pandemic and its seems that there are STILL people that aren't really taking this thing very seriously, so we thou...

Written by Edward M. May Nora Krake My name is Nora Krake and I come from Ugashik, Bristol Bay. I was born January, 30th, 1936 at home. Dadd...

Episode 11- The Burled Arch By Michael Rogers At 12:37am on March 18, 2020, Thomas Waerner won the 2020 Iditarod with 10 dogs in harness. H...

Episode 10- Elim to Safety By Michael Rogers Tuesday has been all about Thomas Waerner. The Norwegian has run a brilliant race and is well ...

Episode 9- Shaktoolik to Elim By Michael Rogers Monday morning was all about catching Thomas Waerner. He slid first into the Shaktoolik at 9...

Episode 8- Kaltag to Shaktoolik. Waerner Busts A Move. By Michael Rogers Sunday saw Thomas Waerner make his move and he is now in the lead. ...

Episode 7- Galena to Kaltag...Snowing, Blowing and Going. Saturday dawned on the Yukon River with snow and wind as was forecast. The teams had ...

Episode 6 - Ruby to Galena, Friday the 13th, and Batten Down the Hatches. By Michael Rogers Friday morning saw the lead pack arrive in Ruby ...

Episode 5- Cripple to Ruby, Covid-19 to Alaska, and Staying Home from Nome. By Michael Rogers It was inevitable, Coronavirus aka COVID-19 fin...

Episode 4- McGrath to Cripple… 24s, Fake News, and Misfortune By Michael Rogers The race is snaking its way deep into the Interior and many ...

Episode 3- Rohn to McGrath By Michael Rogers It’s Day 3 and we officially have a dog race. Overnight the teams ran from Rohn to Nikolai an...