The Fairbanks Children’s Museum is dedicated to providing amazing learning opportunities for kids.
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Enjoy the change of seasons with the annual Pyrah’s Pioneer Peak Farm Fall Harvest Festival.
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I really love going to vote in person and wear my “I Voted” sticker with pride.
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Are you ready to be a leader? Anyone can be a leader if they are willing to take themselves on …
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A few weeks ago, I was asked to give a presentation about personal branding.
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We couldn’t wait to watch the next episodes of “Presumed Innocent,” a new Apple TV series based on Scott Turow’s …
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This great state was once owned by Russia, but on Oct. 18, 1867 that changed on Castle Hill in Sitka.
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Having your essentials with you on-the-go is a must, whether you’re in the great outdoors or enjoying city life.
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As we say goodbye to the lazy days of summer, how do we reenergize ourselves to get our groove back?
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In this episode of Association Insights, I’m diving deep into the essentials of writing a pitch that truly resonates with …
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With a growing collection of floats, paddles, chairs, toys and lifejackets, the shed at our lake house was getting full, …
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While filming his new $120 million movie “Megalopolis” in Georgia, filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola was also working on another project.
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Known as “America’s funniest science writer,” (Washington Post) Mary Roach offers a unique perspective on science topics.
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Leaders Team will soon launch a new cohort of Being a Leader and Exercising Leadership Effectively, beginning next month on …
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Gus Messerschmidt immigrated from Germany and trained as a baker in California before founding the San Francisco Bakery in Juneau …
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Panic Panties are the internet’s favorite on-the-go undies!
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Named in 2021 as “the road trip stop you don’t want to miss in Alaska” (Delish), Sitka is full of …
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While Google has provided some insights on how its algorithm works in ranking web pages, most strategies we know are …
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Prepare for a successful meet-the-teacher meeting by making a list of questions to ask the teacher.
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Vine-ripened tomatoes and an abundance of fresh basil star in this stunning (not to mention patriotic) dish that shines.
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On July 4, 1884, “The Statue of Liberty Enlightening the World” was presented to Levi P. Morton (the U.S. minister …
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I recently listened to an NPR interview with Jessica Doyle-Mekkes, author of “I’m Speaking.”
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It’s been a lifelong battle.
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The Alaska International Senior Games (AISG) showcases athletes ages 50+ who compete in 19 sports, from Olympic events like swimming, …
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Handmade log rafts were once used to look for gold, hunt or migrate, but today’s sleek vinyl boats offer adventurers …
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Summer stretches before us welcoming lazy days for reading books and warm nights to enjoy movies.
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Tune in as I explore how aligning your association’s news with relevant awareness days can boost visibility and engagement.
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Here are some of the things we’re watching lately.
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Swedish automaker Saab went bankrupt in 2011, leaving behind a legacy of rather interesting cars.
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Kodiak Natives (Alutiiqs) traditionally hunted bears for food, and bears were commercially hunted for their hides throughout the 1800s.