Whitehorse Daily Star: Living Archive

Living Archive

Saying Fond Farewells Yukon College students from Kanazawa University in Japan trade photos last Thursday afternoon with the Dakká Kwáan Dancers during a cultural exchange.

Climate change is a chopping block for freshwater fish Forgive me for repeating myself, but I am firmly in sync with the saying that "We are only guardians of the environment as well as fish and wildlife, and the true owners are the generations of the future.”
Berton House is a large nugget of writer's gold: playwright "In Dawson City, there are three kinds of gold,” dramatist Colleen Murphy told the audience at her public reading on Sept.18.
No Pressure Here Catherine Deer and Don Watt take in the Art Under Pressure exhibit Tuesday evening at the Yukon Arts Centre Studio Theatre.
The never-ending mystery of the falling supermodel ( Bookends ) At this point, everyone knows that Robert Galbraith is the pen name of J.K. Rowling,

Kellylee Evans Trio (plus one) lit up the Oddfellows Hall ( Review ) Would it be just a little too cute to say that Kellylee Evans' performance last Saturday at the Oddfellows Hall was electrifying?

A pepper steak in creamy sauce, with a Chateau Pedescault Today, I am proposing pepper steak in a creamy sauce paired with a Chateau Pedescault.
Free outdoor screenings set for Friday at Shipyards Park The 2013-2014 Available Light Cinema fall series continues monthly through December.
A Festival Of Colour Dancers with the Carole Mullin Dancers perform at last Sunday afternoon's Autumn Moon Festival at The Old Fire Hall in downtown Whitehorse.
Looking for a good view along the highway's foliage ( Uffish Thoughts ) There were reports of snow from Henderson's Corner and Sunnydale on Facebook on the morning of Sept. 17,

Too much remembrance of things past can be dangerous ( Bookends ) Approximately two decades from now, the world is in a hell of a mess.
Pre-winterizing RVs and trailers for the coming cold months My wife, Lisa, and I recently journeyed to Fraserway RV in Edmonton to buy a new Everlight trailer, a unique trailer I did a story on 18 months ago.
Welcome Stranger met many admirers at the ODD Gallery On display in the ODD Gallery is the rather ethereal installation entitled Welcome Stranger, created by Sackville, N.B.-based artist Paul Griffin.

Tasty fish fillets served with a good brew This week, I offer fish fillets oven baked with turmeric, cucumber in a creamy sauce.
Nakai Theatre doffs the wraps from its 34th performing season Nakai Theatre's 2013-14 season will include a tour of Brian Fidler's Broken, a Pivot Theatre Festival line-up and the much-anticipated Homegrown Theatre Festival.
Enjoy the bounty of fresh herbs preserved by freezing Back in the days when I lived off the grid, any herbs I wanted to save for those winter stews needed to be dried.

Exploring the secret, mysterious life of Helen Pendergast ( Bookends ) FBI Special Agent Aloysius Pendergast began as a mysterious problem solver in books that were mostly about other people.
Killer cats are taking their toll on birds and small animals The killings of birds by free-roaming domestic cats continues.
Exhibit Continues Manu Kreggenhoff is one of the photographers in Connections: The Land The Artists in the Yukon Artists @ Work gallery.
Advanced Artist Award helps Yukoners' career development The Yukon government is providing $40,000 through the Yukon Advanced Artist Award program to strengthen the career development of 11 established territorial artists in the performing, visual and literary arts.

Wash down tasty mussels with a white Alsacian wine Today, I serve up mussels in a creamy sauce piled upon French fries and a white Alsacian wine.

Remember: you are not lost as long as you are found! Hunting season is upon us, and many will go into the backlands with the personal belief that they can never get lost.
Romance, mystery, science fiction and the occult ( Bookends ) I'm not sure who started this penchant for mixing romance with some other genre.
Territorial fund is helping Yukon artists tour their talents The Yukon government is providing more than $28,000 to enable eight Yukon artists to tour their work outside the territory at a variety of public events.
Chewing Champ George Rivard won
Arts centre's visual arts season to start next week The Yukon Arts Centre Public Art Gallery will present the first show of its 2013-2014 visual arts season next week.

Salmon steaks paired with an Italian Vermentino This week, I offer salmon steaks in a pistou sauce with an Italian Vermentino from Liguria.
Tomatillos are swiftly growing in their popularity Wandering through the farmers' markets and talking to other gardeners,

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