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Nikko Garden, a vintage Anchorage restaurant with a vaunted history - Vimarsana News

Nikko Garden, a vintage Anchorage restaurant with a vaunted history

Histories of Alaska: Owned and operated by the Kimura family, the Spenard restaurant was replete with Japanese traditions, including seven rooms built in Japan and reassembled in Anchorage.

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Mystery meat of 1951: Did an exclusive club eat a frozen woolly mammoth from the Aleutians? - Vimarsana News

Mystery meat of 1951: Did an exclusive club eat a frozen woolly mammoth from the Aleutians?

A DNA test conducted by modern researchers pinpointed exactly what was on the menu that evening in New York City.

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From Clinkerdaggers to the Garden of Eatin', here are the histories of some of Anchorage's most unique restaurants - Vimarsana News

From Clinkerdaggers to the Garden of Eatin', here are the histories of some of Anchorage's most unique restaurants

While the Garden of Eatin’ became a longstanding favorite, the sushi restaurant Kioi — featuring future celebrity chef Nobu Matsuhisa — had a brief existence on the Anchorage dining scene.

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From Neil Armstrong to Richard Nixon to Alaska to a reality show skipper, the curious path of Alaska's moon rocks - Vimarsana News

From Neil Armstrong to Richard Nixon to Alaska to a reality show skipper, the curious path of Alaska's moon rocks

Histories of Alaska: Distributed to states after the Apollo 11 moon landing in 1969, Alaska wasn’t the only place that had difficulty holding onto the rocks.

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Only Tommy the dog survived: The story of Alaska's most deadly maritime disaster, the 1918 sinking of the Princess Sophia - Vimarsana News

Only Tommy the dog survived: The story of Alaska's most deadly maritime disaster, the 1918 sinking of the Princess Sophia

Histories of Alaska: More than 350 people were on board but only a Chesapeake Bay retriever was able to escape the wreckage and swim safely to shore.

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