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My Favorite Videos
Bears in the cove at Wolverine Creek are used to having people in boats around. This bear went about her business of catching fish while her audience enjoyed the thrill of observing her in her natural habitat.
Photo: Rusty Clarke
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02/15/19 05:25 PM
Timeline in Sophie Sergie murder investigation
02/15/19 03:24 PM
Arrest made in 1993 murder of Sophie Sergie at UAF
02/15/19 06:05 AM
Stachnau brings in red lantern for 2019 Yukon Quest
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Alaska Zoo
Since 1969, The Alaska Zoo has cared for orphaned and injured wildlife as the only zoo in Alaska, and also offers quality education and conservation programs. August 2019 marks 50 years since the Alaska Zoo (then the Alaska Children's Zoo) opened its doors to its first animals and visitors.
The Alaska Zoo provides hourly shuttle service every day between May 12 and September 20, 2018 between the zoo and the Anchorage Convention and Visitors Bureau Log Cabin in downtown Anchorage. There is no charge to ride the shuttle, which is on a first-come, first-served basis as space allows.
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Sea Wolf Gallery
Haines, Alaska
Let multi media artist Tresham Gregg be your host on a most magical and refreshing venture into the transformational world of art, dance, puppetry and endless imagination.
Please be sure to check out www.tresham.com and drop in for a visit at the Sea Wolf Gallery, located on the Fort Seward parade grounds in downtown Haines.
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