Whitehorse Daily Star: Living Archive

Living Archive

Deer family diseases are spreading with alarming regularity Hunters and anglers are the eyes of fish and wildlife management people.
A violent phenomenon of murder down through the years When last I met Dana Stabenow in Skagway three summers back, I had just reviewed one of her Liam Campbell mysteries.
Store's fund-raiser looks to generate $10,000 Staples' yearly back-to-school fund-raiser is underway with a goal of $10,000.
Authors On Eighth tour: walking an extremely interesting block Given the importance of the written word in spreading a maintaining the legend of the Klondike,
Micro-businesses make up three in four of all businesses A micro-business is one that employs one to four people. This is 75 per cent of all Canadian businesses!
Yukoners have another chance to view landmark documentary Continuing public interest has sparked three fresh occasions for people to view an award-winning Yukon documentary about events in Whitehorse on 9/11.

Arts Fund supports examples of community engagement Fourteen arts organizations will share $126,077 through the Yukon's Arts Fund, the territorial government announced Tuesday.

Those extra pounds can easily ruin a good hunting excursion It's a little late to start to get your out-of-shape body ready for a strenuous hunt.
Like in a world powered by God, engines are dependent on faith ( Bookends ) Given the speed restrictions of Einsteinian physics,
Feature film production is being shot here in Whitehorse "We love you, Pong! We really frickin' love you!” the young waitress shouts at the cook during her break outside Green Garden Restaurant where she works.

Try experimenting with letting your annuals seed themselves I've always liked growing annual flowers because no matter what the weather throws at us, they always manage to bloom profusely throughout the summer.
Salad with chicken tarragon, washed down by a Sylvaner May I present: salad spread with chicken tarragon paired with a Sylvaner from Germany?

The Barron ... the legitimate champion of champion bird dogs Sitting here and rubbing down my old model 12-gauge Winchester shotgun, I started to think back to my past hunting trips.
The second in command can frequently be known as your wife In my last column, I wrote about the importance of listening to the advice of others in order to stay informed and keep learning.
History hunting along the Dalton Trail: a fascinating excursion Michael Gates left a boring summer factory job in Alberta in 1971 to accept a friend's invitation to join him doing archaeological work in the Yukon.

Preparing to go to art school produces an intriguing exhibition Karen Thomas decided last year she would apply to attend the Yukon School of Visual Arts (SOVA), so spent her winter preparing.

Play it safe and always dress for the weather conditions Back in the 1960s, I patrolled the St. Lawrence River with New York State and the Province of Quebec as my borders.
Superpowers lurk between the covers of these narratives ( Bookends ) I'll warn you right away that the book ends with the major plot points unresolved and a little girl saying the words, "It's going to be –” So if you can't stand cliffhangers, be warned.
Get ready for Discovery Days in bustling Dawson City ( Uffish Thoughts ) With both the 34th Dawson City Music Festival and the 11th Moosehide gathering out of the way,

Now for a recipe suited to a variety of different ingredients It is handy to have at your fingertips a recipe that one can use with different ingredients!
Nasturtiums are challenged by summers like this one Nasturtiums and I always have had a love-hate relationship.

Spare Change clues baffle the police, provoke great curiosity Spare Change is the last of Parker's Sunny Randall novels.
In shooting, foot pounds energy is the most important thing I receive many letters asking what calibre rifle I use in hunting big game.
Social media as a business tool are tremendously overrated I read everywhere these days that all businesses absolutely must be using social media if they are to survive in the new economy.

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