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The super moons of this Alaska winter

By Glenn Shaw | Geophysical Institute on Jan 2, 2024   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

The super moons of this Alaska winter

Has the moon seemed exceptionally noticeable this winter? There’s a reason: The full moon currently never sets for many Alaskans. During the winter of 2023-2024, we are passing through a period when the moon is at one extreme in its precession cycle. The full moon is now higher in the sky than it will be […]

Mayor Dave Bronson revamps city’s snow removal plan

By Veronica Hoxie | Municipality of Anchorage on Oct 15, 2023   Featured, General News, Southcentral  

Mayor Dave Bronson revamps city’s snow removal plan

[content id=”79272″] Anchorage, AK – This week, Mayor Dave Bronson released the revamped Snow & Ice Control Plan to the public. This innovative and robust snow removal plan is aimed at keeping Anchorage residents safe and mobile during adverse weather conditions. The Snow & Ice Control Plan focuses on efficient snow removal, enhanced communication, and […]

AMHS Winter Ferry Schedule Now Available For Bookings

By Alaska DOT and PF on Aug 18, 2023   At Sea, Featured, General News  

AMHS Winter Ferry Schedule Now Available For Bookings

(JUNEAU, Alaska)—The AMHS 2023/2024 Winter Schedule is now available for reservations.  “Thanks to everyone that engaged, gave us feedback and shared important dates with us. We’ve incorporated a great deal of the community feedback we received,” said DOT&PF Commissioner Ryan Anderson. “With this active dialog, we have allocated our resources where they can be most […]

Stranger in a rich land of winter life

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Mar 12, 2023   Featured, Science/Education  

Stranger in a rich land of winter life

Things an Alaskan notices while standing on a road in Costa Rica: Trees are shaped like mint-green umbrellas rather than charcoal-green rocket ships. Flesh-colored flowers smell like warm honey as they fall with a plop from a tree to sticky pavement. A bird perched on a power line has turquoise eyebrows and a double tail […]

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