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- Electric vehicles will shuttle bus drivers to and from routes (3)
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July 26, 2013
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More on Yellowstone National Park the beautiful Yellowstone National Park is visited daily by 30,000 people from all parts of the world.
- How to really savour a leg of lamb For the weekend, I'm proposing a leg of lamb baked in olive oil, thyme, lemon and garlic and a Madiran red.
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A certified lunatic displays his antics at the Palace Grand ( Review ) Tomáš Kubínek, the self-proclaimed certified lunatic and master of the impossible, delighted audiences at the Palace Grand Theatre for five evenings in mid-July with what were reportedly several variations on his basic stage show.
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An alphabetic romp across the northern territories ( Bookends ) An alphabetic romp across the northern territories
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Festival's Kids Fest made for a lively Saturday morning Kids Fest does not begin early at the Dawson City Music Festival
July 24, 2013
- Matching a tasty Greek recipe with a memorable wine Today, I present a typical recipe from Greece, where olive oil and herbs are found in abundance.
- The challenge of powdery mildew can be overcome One of the more common challenges in growing squash and cucumber plants is their susceptibility to a fungus called powdery mildew.
July 19, 2013
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A trip into Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park is breathtaking A trip into Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park is breathtaking
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Staying Cool Munchkins make ice cream at the Yukon College this week
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Did you ever feel you were living out a script you didn't write? ( Bookends ) It all started with Star Trek, the Original Series. Even though a lot of us first saw it in black and white,
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Recognition Deserved Recently retired Staff Sgt. Major Alan Hubley, centre, received a 40-year Long Service Award at the RCMP awards ceremony last week.
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Dawson proclaims John Van Every Day for Hall of Fame Award inductee Dawson proclaims John Van Every Day for Hall of Fame Award inductee
July 17, 2013
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Blessing In Disguise Indie was at the Blessing of the Animals Sunday
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Berton House retreat provides a nice balance, says departing writer "Dawson was wonderful,” said Melanie Siebert, a few days before ending her three-month stint at Berton House. "I was so happy to be here for the snow, just getting out in the snow and the sunshine – getting that shot of energy.
July 12, 2013
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Sit back for a journey to the renowned Yellowstone Park If you have never been to Yellowstone National Park, allow my wife, Lisa, and me to take you on our round-trip, 6,209-kilometre journey through the Whitehorse Star's Voice Of The Outdoors column.
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The Country Queens open the Palace Grand season The Palace Grand Theatre has been struggling to find a new identity for itself ever since Holland-America cut the Gaslight Follies out of its standard tour program in Dawson.
- Annual Yukon Riverside Arts Festival is set for August The Yukon Riverside Arts Festival in Dawson City will celebrate 13 years with its most eclectic schedule yet next month.
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The Sounds of Summer Simon Crelli (left) and Jerome McIntyre perform at noon Monday
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What Yann Martel hopes PM Stephen Harper has read ( Bookends ) It might seem a little pretentious to strike up a one-sided correspondence with the prime minister of Canada and spend a couple of years sending him a book a week,
July 10, 2013
- Oriental chicken curry washed down by pale ale This week, I offer wok oriental chicken curry paired with a Hoparazzi pale ale from B.C.
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Here's what you need to know for approaching harvest time The secret to enjoying garden-fresh produce at its prime is knowing when to harvest.
July 5, 2013
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More tales from that Yukon in the mind of David Thompson Haines Junction By David Thompson Caitlin Press
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Beavers in the Wilderness City can sharply make their point Whitehorse is known as the Wilderness City.
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Brass on Stage Members of the Brass Knuckle perform at noon Wednesday at Arts in the Park
- Productions planned for iconic Palace Grand Theatre The doors of Dawson City's iconic Palace Grand Theatre will be wide open this summer
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Can you have a literary evening in a parking lot? Suppose you happen to be cruising along by Canadian Tire in Whitehorse on a Friday evening about 6:30 and see a small canopy perched outside Coles Bookstore.
July 3, 2013
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Mentorship Award Stefanie Sidney (left) received the Performing Artist Mentorship Award last Wednesday evening at the Adaka Cultural Festival in Whitehorse.
- Rustling up some of the best in steak and potatoes Today, I present potatoes and steak Lyonnaise paired with a Beaujolais wine.
June 28, 2013
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Six months tied to Christopher Hitchens' memorable post ( Bookends ) As annoying, one-sided and shrill as I found Christopher Hitchens' atheist manifesto, God is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything,
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Celebrating Aboriginal Culture There were traditional, dance regalia,
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There's an amazing new addition to the comforts of camping Just when I thought I had seen it all in mobile camping units, along comes the amazing Eagle Cap truck camper.
June 27, 2013
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How hot is it in Dawson? This hot! How hot is it in Dawson?2