Crimson Bears have 37 athletes who swim and 10 that dive, with 22 of them coming over from TMHS.
In late August I went on a day cruise to Tracy Arm. The weather was good for observing: gray, overcast skies to reduce the glare… Continue reading
Consolidated team splits up for three weekend events; next up is Capital City Invite this Saturday.
Juneau jumps out to 19-0 lead on Eagles’ mistakes, but end up in battle until final few seconds
With participation by girls rising and school teams getting bigger, every tip helps
The alpine deer cabbage was yellow and gold, a sign of the coming fall. From a distance even the leaves turned brown seemed to take… Continue reading
On a gray morning in early September, with no cruise ships in town(!), I wandered up Basin Road and the first part of the Perseverance… Continue reading
Huskies survive as the fittest in “caveman football” game during California road trip.
JDHS boys and girls both take nine of top 10 spots at Haines Invitational Cross-Country Meet.
On a recent river trip in northern Alaska, scientists from the University of Alaska Museum of the North found a lost world, a time of… Continue reading
Three first-half Huskies turnovers allow hometown Wolverines to break open close game.
I haven’t seen much bird activity along my mid-August trails recently, but here at home there is always something going on. The suet block, seed… Continue reading
Senior for Huskies had 58 yards receiving, 58 rushing, 55 passing and two TDs in win against Service.
I felt like a lab rat pawing the lever. Click. Click. Click. Refresh. Refresh. Refresh. It’s normal to want to know about a tragedy. You… Continue reading
This essay was launched by reading an almost unintelligible (to me) scientific paper about chiton eyes. Nevertheless, that paper led to others, and here I… Continue reading
Offensive line plays “best game in more than a year” as JDHS overcomes injury to starting QB.
After opening loss against East Anchorage, football team sets sights on beating Service High School.
LACK RAPIDS OF THE DELTA RIVER — If we climb high enough above this tumble of gray water, we can see a wedge of blue-white… Continue reading
More than 60 students from consolidated high school team run against adults at Sayéik Invitational.
Mid-August and the berry crops of wild currants are ripe. The stink currant (reportedly so-called for the smell of crushed leaves) sometimes bears large crops… Continue reading
