Chris Bieri
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Alaska takes leading role in new indie drama film âThe Sun Never Setsâ (opens the original)
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Joe Swanberg has made a career of maximizing the tools at his disposal. The indie filmmaker has a knack for fostering improvisation and making movies on lean budgets. His new feature, âThe Sun Never Sets,â took a kernel of an idea and a suggestion from Anchorage producer Ashleigh Snead to create a romantic drama that has charmed audiences and critics. In the new movie starring Dakota Fanning, known for âI Am Samâ and âUptown Girlsâ in childhood roles, or more recent TV series like â
The Alaska Long Trail is years from completion. That hasnât stopped outdoor adventurers from using it. (opens the original)
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The Alaska Long Trail is still years away from completion. But that hasnât stopped outdoor explorers and adventurers from using portions of the more-than-500-mile route stretching from Seward to Fairbanks. In August, a 35-year-old born in Soldotna completed the entire length of the proposed project. Bradford Bartels, 32, completed the trip in 47 days, arriving in Fairbanks on Aug. 6. A thru-hiking veteran, Bartels felt like a confluence of factors made the time right for him to attempt the rou
Friends and families make memories on the first day of the Alaska State Fair (opens the original)
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PALMER â The anticipation was almost unbearable. Shortly past 11 a.m. Friday, Axel and Christon Leonard charged through the gates of the Alaska State Fair with two very excited passengers â daughters Scarlett and Ember. Scarlett, 5, had been talking nonstop about the fair outing, but 1-year-old Ember just got the news. âWe couldnât tell her until the night before,â Axel Leonard said. âWe woke up for breakfast, and she was like, âAre we going yet? Are we going yet?â So sheâs def
With message of peace, artist wraps 50-state project with Anchorage mural (opens the original)
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Brooklyn Paine kneeled next to the base of the wall Tuesday, deftly painting around an outlined pattern showing kids holding hands. The pattern symbolizing cooperation was a key element in a mural dedicated to peace that was taking shape on the front of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Southcentral Alaska building in Anchorage. Artist Kyle Holbrook launched the project and has now visited all 50 states, producing similar peace murals at each stop. Holbrook opened the invitation to paint to all communit
Curious Alaska: How did Turnagain Arm form? (opens the original)
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Curious Alaska is an ongoing feature powered by your questions. What do you want to know or want us to investigate about life in Alaska, stories behind the news or why things are the way they are? Let us know in the form at the bottom of the story. Question: How did Turnagain Arm form in the Cook Inlet? What is its geological history? Turnagain Arm along with Knik Arm form two branches of Cook Inlet. Knik Arm extends north and east of Anchorage while Turnagain Arm extends southeast of Anchorage
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