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Photographer and author of popular botanical guides who became an expert on fungi and a guru of the foraging movement

From his days at a vegetarian boarding school he went on to become a revered figure in the world of plants, trees and and fungi

Wrangell Coast Guard Auxiliary seeks volunteers Posted by Sage Smiley | Jul 23, 2021 U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary members go through a vessel inspection checklist. (Sage Smiley / KSTK) It’s been decades since the Coast Guard has had a volunteer civilian detachment in Wrangell, but one Wrangellite is trying to change that. Listen to the story here. Coast Guard Auxiliary Commander David Larkin is wearing black military boots and a navy-blue baseball cap that reads ‘U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary.’ Both of his navy blue uniform lapels have what appear to be eagle patches. He holds a clipboard a...

Posted on Friday, March 5th, 2021 by Hoai-Tran Bui Oscar season is always a mixed bag for movie lovers. For many, it’s a chance to heap praise and awards on the best films of last year, but for most others, it’s an exclusive horse race for which they’ve only seen a few of the contenders. Arthouse movies are just that — films for the arthouse, frequently only seen at film festivals or during limited theatrical releases, and often not available for the wider audience to see until long after the Oscar ceremony is over. But NEON is making all six of their Oscar shortlisted titles availab...

Why deep down we like rewatching the same old movies and shows By Travis M. Andrews When the pandemic struck, Julia Heney found comfort in the afterlife. Well, a show about the afterlife. Almost by accident, the 32-year-old Chicago resident fell into rewatching "The Good Place" after shutdowns began. "It's just so soothing to me," Heney said. "You can turn it on and, in any episode, they're going to try to be good. No one is going to be violently murdered. There's no huge, scary scenes that will pop out at you with the unexpected." "I just keep looping it," she said. To the point that's it b...