Whitehorse Daily Star: Living Archive

Living Archive

Think about it: are we in good hands with Ma Bell? ( Uffish Thoughts ) The transition from Latitude Wireless to Bell Mobility isn't going quite as smoothly as was intended, as anyone who recently received his or her first Bell bill can attest.
Dawson celebrated the National Day of Honour National Day of Honour celebrations were held over the noon hour last Friday.

Online tools showcase Yukon historic sites, visual art The Department of Tourism and Culture launched digital tools last Thursday which enhance access to the Yukon's historic places and visual arts community.

A Successful Weekend The Northern Lights School of Dance year-end production of The Firebird and the Return to the Forest
Cleanup Time A Zero Waste Challenge,

Deal with it: roadside hunting is dead wrong! I was surprised that the Yukon government would allow the shooting of any animal on, from or near any road, and that includes bears.
Lucky Winner Michelle Gorlzyca, second from right, won the $2,000 diamond from the recent Aurora Bridal show.
On the dogsled trail to Dawson City in the 1970s ( Bookends ) Bruce Batchelor was still a bachelor when most of the stories in the collection of Yukon memories took place.
Music Appreciated Stacey Jones, the executive director of Hospice Yukon, thanks the band The Brass Knuckle Society for performing over the lunch hour Wednesday
Northwestel challenges students to recycle old phone directories Northwestel Inc. has teamed up with Yukon schools to collect and recycle outdated telephone directories for the 2014 Northwestel Directory Recycling program.

A Good Cause Bunny Johnson, left, and Rhonda Jean Marshal were instrumental in getting a Blaze King wood stove from Valley Comfort and a barbecue from National Energy for a fund-raiser for the Paddlersabreast team.

My Brain is Plastic takes stage Thursday "It's a wild experiment this time round,” Whitehorse resident Arlin McFarlane says about her play My Brain is Plastic.
Be sure to protect plants from the chilly nights Be sure to protect plants from the chilly nights
Local artist's work featured on directory cover A Whitehorse artist has won the Northwestel Directory Art Competition in British Columbia and the Yukon.

The Story Of Richard Martin Bodhan Sharp-Chan researched Richard Martin for last Thursday's 16th annual Yukon/Stikine Heritage Fair

Performing Today The All City Junior and Senior Concert bands have recently returned from the Sun Peaks Music Festival, where they received a silver rating.

An eagle's plea: ‘Please, save some for me!' Once again, the chinook salmon in the Yukon River are expected to be at another all-time low in 2014.
Remembering the 1970 Dempster Patrol ( Bookends ) There seems to have been a fondness for new books related to the Lost Patrol over the last year or so.
Around the Oz in 89 days: reflections from down under We've spent most of the past week crossing the Nullabor Plain, watching for camels.

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