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This year’s Alaska fire season is moving toward a record for acres burned. This week’s heavy wildfire smoke in Fairbanks is forecast to persist through the weekend, as several large blazes including the 11,000-acre Minto Lakes fire north of town remain active due to hot, dry weather. That’s raised questions about where the smoke will be next, and how to handle the health risks.
"Our program has grown so much over our first year." Forest and Farm is a nature-based children's program located right here in Cadillac." Here we teach children how to grow their own food, and create sustainable proteins, and then those vegetables and the proteins turn right back around and grow the children.
Books by Amy Lillard and Complete Book Reviews Kelly Long, Amy Lillard, and Molly Jebber. Kensington, $15 trade paper (384p) ISBN 978-1-4967-0013-1 Three blended Amish families celebrate Christmas in this warmhearted romance anthology. In Longâs âA Sleigh Ride on Ice Mountain,â orphaned Kate is struggling to raise her disabled young brother. Gentle toy maker Sebastian offers Kate a jobâand a... Jennifer Beckstrand, Molly Jebber, and Amy Lillard. Kensington, $15 trade paper (329p) ISBN 978-1-4967-1163-2 Three worthy women embrace their communitiesâ values and find true...
Meet the frontline heroes of the coronavirus pandemic December 16, 2020 / 7:57 AM / CBS News Chris and Suzie Kraft, Parents and Business Owners "My parents have not stopped working since the pandemic started. They work hard and farmers needed them," 10-year-old Riley Kraft said. Kraft family 10-year-old Riley Kraft's frontline heroes are his parents Chris and Suzie Kraft, who own a meat locker business in Ruthven, Iowa. "My parents have not stopped working since the pandemic started. They work hard and farmers needed them," he said. Riley says it wasn't even an option for hi...