Ready to rock
Who needs national music festivals like Lollapalooza or Ozzfest? Alaska has its own good thing going with the return of Summer Meltdown. The local rock event started in 2004, and it is now hosting more national acts, while still showcasing local talent.
Serving up spice
Bangkok Cafe is set smack in the middle of a city block, almost invisible from the street. I had heard rumors of its legendary spice levels and went to investigate.
Arts scene (7/10/09)
Anchorage-born flutist Tabatha Easley, now playing professionally and teaching at Virginia Commonwealth University, will return to her hometown for a recital at 4 p.m. on Sunday at First Congregational Church, 2610 E. Northern Lights Blvd.
Woman tired of playing second fiddle to his old girlfriend
My boyfriend of three years, and the father of my 1-year-old daughter, pays more attention to, and seems to care more for his female "best friend." They dated for a short time, but they withheld certain facts from me. My boyfriend follows her around, to be frank, like a lost puppy. I'm not making it more than it seems. She and her boyfriend have noticed how he acts toward her, yet she doesn't do anything.
For those folks looking for great night on the town, Girdwood has lots to offer
Sometimes a party girl just wants to get away from it all. But not too far away. And that's where one of my favorite places in Alaska comes in - the ever-enchanting, Subaru-chic idyll of Girdwood.
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