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Posts from the 'In The Field' category

In the field

Friday, March 19, 2010

THE VIEW— Skiers in the upcoming Oosik race will hopefully be treated to this view of Denali at a scenic point on the trail. Photo by Diana Haecker

In the field

Thursday, March 18, 2010

SPRING IS NEAR— The first signs of springs are visible as pussy willows are starting to show. Photo by Diana Haecker

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Wednesday, March 17, 2010

GLORIOUS SPRING TIME— Under blue skies and an almost blazing hot sun, kids with the Talkeetna Hockey Association practiced their hockey skills at the Talkeetna rink. Photo by Diana Haecker

Denali climber makes National Geo’s Adventurer of the Year

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Lieutenant Colonel Marc Hoffmeister of Eagle River has been awarded a National Geographic Adventurer of the Year award for his climb on Denali this summer. (more…)

In the field

Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Farewell Jay, we'll miss you

Farewell Jay, we'll miss you

Over 150 people gathered to say goodbye to Jay Hudson on Saturday. The parking lot was packed. The line of vehicles extended past the Latitude 62 all the way into downtown.  At the graveside service, a small hot air balloon was launched and 6 Talkeetna planes flew in formation above the ceremony in a touching send off to a man who touched thousands in his lifetime.

In the field: Wilderness Woman contest, Holiday bazaar and Bachelor auction

Sunday, December 6, 2009

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One day was barely enough to fit all events into a 24-hour time period on Saturday, December 5. The Talkeetna Bachelor Society held their annual Wilderness Woman contest; the PTA drew artists, shoppers and droves of kids to the Talkeetna Elementary School for a holiday bazaar; a chili contest behind the Fairview Inn watered the mouths of wilderness woman contest spectators as they warmed near the bonfire. And at night, women donning their finest, navigated in high heels to the Sheldon Community Arts Hangar to the centerpiece of the day’s festivities, the Talkeetna Bachelor Auction and Ball. Other activities not pictured: the high school hockey game, the annual Christmas parade and the second annual Sven and Olie Ski Race Photos by Diana Haecker

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Wednesday, November 25, 2009

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MASTER OF THE HULA-HOOP— Kindergarten student Keegan Helton was the undisputed master of the hoop during a Wednesday P.E. class at the Talkeetna Elementary School as she gracefully kept the hula-ring spinning and spinning and spinning…. Photo by Diana Haecker

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Monday, November 23, 2009
Talkeetna and Trapper Creek Rescue as well as MSB Animal Care performed a puppy and dog rescue Saturday.  Nick Uphus takes one of the newborn puppies under his wing.

Talkeetna and Trapper Creek Rescue as well as MSB Animal Care performed a puppy and dog rescue Saturday. Nick Uphus takes one of the newborn puppies under his wing.(photo courtesy of Patty Sullivan, MSB)

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Thursday, November 12, 2009

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WORKING HARD— Homeschooler Cooper Stec, 11 years old, set up shop at Nagley’s for his studies and made it known that he was serious about not wanting to be interrupted. Photo by Diana Haecker

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Tuesday, November 3, 2009

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FULL MOON OVER BALDY— With clear skies, the moon was a sight to behold on Sunday and Monday. It rose on Sunday at 3:47 pm and set on Monday at 9:21 am. The moon reached its fullness at 10:14 am on Monday. Photo by Diana Haecker

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Sunday, November 1, 2009

 

Pirates, pilots, princesses  and other scary creatures haunted downtown Talkeetna on October 31, going door to door to ask the question of the day: Trick or Treat? Photos by Diana Haecker

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Thursday, October 29, 2009

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INDULGENCE— Nova Papasadora enjoys the fruits of her labor after participating in the first baking/cooking class for kids held at the Flying Squirrel Bakery Wednesday, October 28. The kids created scary Halloween treats and got to eat them, too. Photo by Diana Haecker