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Alaska Science Forum: A man of the mountain, and its willows - Vimarsana News

Alaska Science Forum: A man of the mountain, and its willows

When you are a young boy growing up in Brooklyn in the 1930s, sniffing warm pastries your father has placed in the window of his bakery, it is impossible to say what your legacy will be. There is a good chance you will become a baker.

Castner Glacier ice cave gushing meltwater as it slowly collapses - Vimarsana News

Castner Glacier ice cave gushing meltwater as it slowly collapses

The Castner Glacier ice cave off the Richardson Highway near Black Rapids attracts some says 8,000 people annually. But federal officials and a University of Alaska professor are advising hikers to be careful around the ice cave, because it’s gushing meltwater and slowly collapsing.

Source: kuac.org
Richardson Highway closed until flood-damaged bridges repaired - Vimarsana News

Richardson Highway closed until flood-damaged bridges repaired

A stretch of the Richardson Highway south of Black Rapids remains closed today after heavy rain over the eastern Alaska Range Monday triggered mudslides and flash-flooding that washed-out one bridge and damaged six others. The flooding also damaged a fiber-optic cable, limiting cellphone and internet service throughout the region.

Source: kuac.org
Akeley author publishes his first young adult novel - Vimarsana News

Akeley author publishes his first young adult novel

Ryan Neely's first title under the pen-name Simon Hargreaves is "Maxwell Cooper and the Legend of Inini-Makwa," slated for release on May 3.

US, Indian Soldiers Conduct Yudh Abhyas in Alaska Amid China Tension - Vimarsana News

US, Indian Soldiers Conduct Yudh Abhyas in Alaska Amid China Tension

US and Indian soldiers trained together in Alaska in October, but China didn't factor into it, the top US officer at the exercise told Insider.