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...caprice."Blueprints of the Afterlife," by Ryan Boudinot. How can an Alaskan resist reading a book in which the Malaspina glacier has become sentient and devastated population centers throughout North America? Taking current technology trends and...
...travel between a series of base camps on the ice of Malaspina Glacier and across the terrain surrounding this glacier...shrinking glacier.The pair first experienced the Malaspina Glacier when they moved northward during their 2007 trek...
...established settlements in Alaska, they left behind place names such as Valdez, Cordova, Revillagigedo Island and the Malaspina Glacier. Two centuries later, there are growing Hispanic communities throughout our state. Since 1980, Alaska's Hispanic...
...Cancer Connection.? Trekkers Erin McKittrick and Bretwood Higman, of Seldovia, begin a two-month expedition on Malaspina Glacier with children Lituya, 8 months, and Katmai, 2-1/2.? Sept. 16: Discover Eaglecrest Day offers locals a taste of...
...the freshly manicured grass. It was like a slice of heaven seeing the waves crashing down on the beach with the Malaspina Glacier and the St. Elias Mountains in the background. The experienced surfers of the group were super stoked, leading...
...reported in the 1790s as a small "embayment" along the coast that retreated 60 miles inland. The Bering and Malaspina glaciers, the state's largest, have been losing a cubic kilometer of water per year, Molnia said. Research has also...
...and Higman now have two children, but they have no plans to slow down. In the works: a two-month trip to the Malaspina Glacier. See the film at 7 and 9:15 p.m. Saturday, April 9, at Centennial Hall. Tickets are $10 for adults...
...Ted Schwindt of Woodland, Wash., and Ernestine Mooney of Boise, Idaho. Chaix is named for the Chaix Hills on Malaspina Glacier, near Icy Bay and Yakutat. Her middle name Ernestine honors her grandmother, and Cynthia honors an aunt who died...