Whitehorse Daily Star: Living Archive

Living Archive

Sounds In The Park Emma Blair performs with Speed Control last Wednesday evening at Arts in the Park.

When you see a lone newborn, leave it well alone! Spring has sprung and the birds are on the wing, the leaves have sprouted and the new wildlife is abound.
Northwestel invites northern artists to enter art compeition Northern artists are encouraged to search through their portfolios and choose pieces to enter in Northwestel Inc.'s annual directory cover art competition.
Adaka Cultural Festival to offer variety of workshops The Adaka Cultural Festival will offer what it calls an exciting array of workshops this summer thanks to a sponsorship from Yukon Electrical Co. Ltd.
We find out what made Jack Reacher hit the road ( Bookends ) I was worried. Would I be able to read a Jack Reacher novel once I had seen the Tom Cruise movie?
Rockin' In The Park Speed Control
Show teaches history through art, experiential learning Elijah Smith Elementary School hosted an art show June 6 to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the milestone document Together Today for our Children Tomorrow.

Pork chops mated with a Chardonnay Today, I serve up pork chops with green olives paired with a Chardonnay from South Africa.
Showing How It's Done Whitehorse artist John Boivin works last Thursday
Saving a spot for some mint will pay off in spades On a bright sunny morning, I love to take my first cup of tea and stroll out to the greenhouse to see what's new there.
Quilting stories can quickly make many a clever tune Most performers are well aware that the quick way to a Dawson audience's heart is to gush a bit about the town, or perhaps to compare it favourably to that place up the road that stole the capital.

Pre-Festival Fare Mike Stockstill, Amelia Rose, Stephen Maltby and Jeff and John Faulkner (left to right),

Always choose a canoe paddle to meet all your needs My wife, Lisa, and I are kayakers but formerly both had canoes.
Yukon arts groups to divide $659,000 in grants The Yukon government's Arts Operating Funds will provide nearly $659,000 to 15 established arts organizations and six annual projects throughout the territory this year.
Obsession leads to tragedy in the Nahanni River country ( Bookends ) Hannah Green picked the worst possible time to go traipsing off into the wilds of the Northwest Territories with her boyfriend and a couple of his friends.

Caribean chicken strips, washed down by a spendid ale I offer you chicken strips in a Caribean style sauce served with a McAuslan ale.
Dawson grads advised to be true to themselves The Palace Grand Theatre was packed last Saturday as principal Ann Moore asked the audience to stand and welcome the Robert Service School Grad Class of 2013.

Fantastic events pile up in great sequels and prequels ( Bookends ) In Odd Thomas, Dean Koontz has created a character capable of carrying a series but drawn in very simple terms.
Season-Ending Spectacle The Leaping Feats Creative Dance Works year-end show opened Thursday evening.
A ‘survival bracelet' can definitely help save your life It's only a five-minute walk from my place to the Granger mall, and De De Nipising has been my barber for the past three years.

As spring arrives, berry bushes are proving popular The long-awaited spring has suddenly arrived, and people are flocking to the garden centres to buy plants, bushes and trees.
A tuna delicacy washed down by a Lebanese wine Today, I offer tuna pasta, Sicilian style, paired with a Chateau Ksara from Lebanon.
Honouring the Blues at Bombay Peggy's in Dawson City ( Review ) George McConkey says his CD collaboration with Annie Avery, Honouring the Blues,

Exhibit Opens avid Neufeld (left) speaks to Tourism and Culture Minister Mike Nixon last Thursday at the Yukon Transportation Museum's opening of the ‘Yukoners Take to the Air' exhibit.

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