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Supporters show up for Give Like Dolly Day and Imagination LIbrary (opens the original)
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There were a lot of curly, blonde, wig-wearing Dolly Parton lookalikes at the Fairbanks Childrenâs Museum last week. Maybe thatâs because it was Give Like Dolly Day. The special day was designated to honor superstar Dolly Parton, who recently died. She was the founder of Imagination Library, a now nationwide program that delivers free books every month to children between the ages of newborn and age 5. In Interior Alaska, the North Star Imagination Library spearheads the program, which serve
For Alaska student leaders, a lesson in the power of connection solidifies in Healy (opens the original)
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Nearly 200 high school students from around the state traveled to Healy this past weekend for the Alaska Association of Student Government conference and an opportunity to debate resolutions that students believe are important, collaborate with each other and have a little fun. During the traditional âMiracle Minute,â in which envelopes are passed around for 60 seconds to students representing their regions of the state, the six regions raised $1,569.40 for victims of the wildfire in Tok. Th
Denali National Park is open all winter, but come prepared (opens the original)
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Denali National Park does not close during the winter months. It just transforms into a quieter experience for visitors. But those winter visitors should come prepared for snow, minimal daylight mid-winter, and temperatures that can drop to a frigid 40 below zero or colder. Dress accordingly. The park road closes at park headquarters, at Mile 3. Beyond that gate are miles and miles of cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, winter biking, skijoring and viewing of the aurora borealis. No snowmachines
The Cham celebrates 65th year supporting community (opens the original)
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The Fairbanks Quota Club celebrates its 65th year of the Champagne Fashional, affectionately known as âThe Cham,â on Oct. 3 at the 8 Star Event Center. The theme this year is âAn Evening in the Sapphire Garden.â It promises to be an evening of elegance, entertainment and philanthropy. In true âBridgertonâ style, the announcement invites Fairbanksâ most stylish ladies and gentlemen to share in this beloved tradition, ongoing since 1961. The Cham has continued through so many chapter
Arctic Chamber Orchestra tours statewide, for all ages (opens the original)
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Healy student Faith Mudge said it was âterrifyingâ when music Director Eduard Zilberkant selected her to conduct the Arctic Chamber Orchestra. The Tri-Valley High School senior was sitting in the bleachers, listening to the outreach concert in the gymnasium last Thursday when she raised her hand, along with many other students, anxious to try conducting. On their recent Alaska tour, the orchestra stopped at Nenana City School, Healyâs Tri-Valley School and even at Fort Greely in Delta Junc
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