Whitehorse Daily Star

July 15, 2015

• ODD Gallery is exhibiting The World Inside Mirror images, camera devices, photographs and plans for devices all make up part of The World Inside, the exhibit at the ODD Gallery.

July 14, 2015

• The many lenses of the Camera Obscura Festival The Camera Obscura Festival showed off its various projects with a recent site tour.

July 13, 2015

• Festival to take place on city wharf The Yukon Art Society’s Arts Up Front presentations will return this week.

July 10, 2015

• Joining The Fun Breakdance Society Yukon dancers perform at noon Wednesday at Arts in the Park in downtown Whitehorse.
• Let’s not forget about the old-style compass We have advanced to the age where we totally rely on electronically-driven devices. The GPS is one such device.
• Another moving experience ends well in Dawson ( Uffish Thoughts ) There was a small crowd at the corner of Seventh Avenue and Queen Street on June 26 as Lachappelle House inched its way up Eighth Avenue and began the painstaking process of rounding that tight corner and coming down that steep hill on Queen Street to find its new foundation pad.
• Living with the consequences of a real disaster ( Bookends ) Thomas King’s latest novel begins one day at first light, a portentous day in which one man would try to kill himself,
• Athena Pet Of The Week

July 9, 2015

• Canada VS The United States A group of women compete in the over-35 category at the egg race

July 8, 2015

• A Successful Gathering Several youth from Teslin are seen at last weekend’s Our Voices youth gathering at Jackson Lake.
• City wins bike challenge trophy Mayor Dan Curtis was brandishing a juicy piece of hardware when he opened the June 29 regular council meeting.
• With the plants in, it’s time to maintain them Maintenance is the key word I think of when gardening in July.

July 7, 2015

• Shows Open Glenda Mosher is one of the members of the Yukon Art Society,

July 6, 2015

• The Master At Work Master carver Dempsey Bob
• Exploring The Sands Environment Yukon biologist Bruce Bennett guides tourists and locals during a botanical tour through the dunes system of Carcross last week.

July 3, 2015

• A Moment Of Patriotism Commissioner Doug Phillips,
• Exploring a family’s life after the Ocean Ranger disaster ( Bookends ) The Ocean Ranger drilling platform sank off the coast of Newfoundland in 1982, caught by a Valentine’s Day storm and doomed by the inadequate training of her crew of 84.
• Open-Air Creativity Suzanne Paleczny
• Cleanup of McIntyre Creek is on the mayor’s agenda Mayor Dan Curtis says illegal dumping in McIntyre Creek and other areas is unacceptable.
• Sugar Pet Of The Week

July 2, 2015

• Showcasing Aboriginal Culture The Selkirk Spirit Dancers perform