PHOTOS: BEST OF FEBRUARY
Anchorage photographer Tim Remick's solo exhibition, "After: Portraits from Denali," opens Friday at the Anchorage Museum. Using an old-fashioned large format 4x5 camera, Remick took portraits of climbers within minutes after they returned to the mountain's base camp after reaching the summit, plying them with an Alaska-brewed beer to sit in his makeshift studio made from PVC pipe and a tarp. The 20 photos on display were taken over the course of two climbing seasons. A solo exhibit by glass master Preston Singletary also opens on Friday. Both exhibits will hold an opening reception starting at 6 p.m. with artist talks to follow. Admission to the First Friday event is free.
Tonight is New Year's Eve and the celebrations are under way. If you still haven't made your plans yet, and you're looking to get out among the people, check out list of events for tonight around Southcentral.
Final Auditions for Barrow film Wednesday
The producers of a full-length movie version of Alaska director Andrew Maclean's award-winning film "On the Ice" ("Sikumi") will hold a final round of auditions in Anchorage.
Daily News reporter Stephanie Komarnitsky and her husband, photographer Stephen Nowers, tried to eat only locally grown and raised food for a week. Can two grocery-store addicts embrace an all-Alaska diet? See what they found out. In Part 4 of four, the c
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Flip through daily issues of "Tundra," Alaska's famous locally-drawn strip from Chad Carpenter.
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Submit your photos from community projects and social occasions around town in Febuary, 2012.
PHOTOS
Flip through galleries featuring the Daily News' picks for best images from 2011.
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Archive photos of the rescue of 3 California gray whales from the ice in Barrow.
READER PICS
From more than 4,000 reader photos posted to adn.com in 2011, we picked 100 of our favorites.
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Alaska Railroad steam locomotive, Engine #557,arrived in Anchorage on Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012. The locomotive first came to Alaska in Dec. 1944 and was sold to a private museum in Moses Lake, Wash. in 1964. The Alaska Railroad hopes to restore it for excursions.
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The Reindeer Farm hosted a holiday celebration on Christmas Eve, December 24, 2011, in Butte.
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The Alaska Jewish Historical Museum & Cultural Center's annual Hanukkah celebration at the Egan Center on Tuesday, December 20, 2011. The event featured the "African Acrobats" in their performance of "The Macrobats" a play on words referencing the Maccabees, the historic heroes of Hanukkah.
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Local dancers rehearse the Nutcracker Ballet Tuesday November 22, 2011 at the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts.
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