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19 August 2010
…By Debra McGhan… Be an Every Day Hero. Get prepared Mat-Su!… September is National Emergency Preparedness Month. Are you and your family prepared in the event of an emergency or disaster? Do you have a survival kit and know what to do if you are unable to obtain emergency support during a disaster? Want a fun way you [...]
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19 August 2010
By Heather Shields Ever had those moments where you simply stop and think, “Life is good”. I am learning to praise Him in the storm and I am rejoicing as I see Him break the clouds but for a moment that I may see the sun shine once again. Life has been rather busy lately and [...]
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19 August 2010
…By Dori Cranmore R.N., Herb Specialist… When we think of marshmallows, generally the image of a white, sugary fluff ball comes to mind, right? Or a big fire with a bag of sugary fluffed candy ready to go on the end of a stick to roast to a toasty brown, melting the insides, then squished between [...]
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19 August 2010
Riding the Rails… By Nancy Van Loon… Getting up at four o’clock in the morning is not much fun until you remember you are going to Seward, Alaska, on a real honest-to-goodness train. You need to get up that early if you live in Wasilla, because the train from Anchorage departs at six a.m. [...]
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18 August 2010
It’s About Time: The City of Wasilla Remembers History I’ve been watching closely while the City of Wasilla has relocated, revamped, restored and reinvigorated the appreciation of our local history. The pioneers who built this State did so in humble buildings that still stand today. The City of Wasilla, under the direction of Mayor Rupright, has [...]
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16 August 2010
Beneficial Info It’s both sad and reassuring that we need a special section this month for all the benefits that are happening. So many good people doing so much for those in our community who need us. Charity is often relegated to large organizations, but my favorite type of charity is the kind that [...]
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16 August 2010
MakeASceneAK.com is striving to become a full-convergence media service. Not only is our website improving every month, but we are also making available a digital copy of the newspaper layout for your perusal. Also, look for new video content that we have uploaded this month. As media inevitably converges, print, audio, and video are becoming one medium [...]
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16 August 2010
John Cook, the originator of the group’s effort, moved to Asheville, North Carolina three years ago. It was a loss for the local music scene, but Cook will forever have a spot in the hearts and minds of music fans in Alaska. John’s distinct, rough voice, a voice with gravel in it, lends an instant familiarity that compliments perfectly to his intimate songwriting style. His songs are emotional, but his live performance is masterful, working the crowd at Schwabenhof just like old times.
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16 August 2010
Scout Smith & Steve MacCarthy By Josh Fryfogle Scout Smith is a name that many will already recognize. At the surprising age of 17, this young lady is already well into carving her niche in the local music scene. Last year I attended a performance from Scout at a local benefit event, and she certainly carried her own; [...]
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16 August 2010
VPA presents Pride & Prejudice By Sam Hanson Valley Performing Arts is celebrating its 35th year of enhancing the cultural and intellectual spirit of the community through theatre arts. Our first play of the season, Pride and Prejudice- a drama/comedy, sponsored by Wells Fargo and based on a novel by Jane Austen. This story still receives considerable attention [...]
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