Volunteers Make the Iditarod Run!
By Martha Dobson Working in the Nome dog lot, greeting mushers at the burled arch on Front Street, Iditarod 2012 volunteer Vivian Coleman was there
By Martha Dobson Working in the Nome dog lot, greeting mushers at the burled arch on Front Street, Iditarod 2012 volunteer Vivian Coleman was there
Martha Dobson, Iditarod Educational Journalist Harness the Common Core Standards, Marzano’s research based instructional practices, and the Iditarod for a team to forge ahead in
By Martha Dobson, Iditarod Journalist… Hard work. Work hard. Eight letters, two words, forwards and backwards, sum up training a dog team, driving a dog
A first go at the Iditarod is an experience that every musher has to overcome in his or her Iditarod mushing career. Although they have
Congratulations to the 2012 Iditarod Summer Raffle Winners and a HUGE Thank You to ALL who purchased tickets to help support the 2013 Iditarod Trail
by Terrie Hanke… Iditarod has many legendary figures. Most have stood on sled runners and coached dog teams from Fourth Avenue in Anchorage to Front
The Iditarod Trail Committee is proud to be a part of the Alaska State Fair’s Meet & Greet Alaska’s Iditarod Legends on Saturday September 1st,
Bidding starts November 1! Click HERE to see the full Press Release.
Check out the newest 18 page e-Runner dedicated to our volunteers! This edition is full of stories and photos submitted by Iditarod Volunteers. In 2012
by Terrie Hanke Mushers and volunteers were busy. The temperature was mild. The sky was more cloudy than clear. Excitement and expectation filled the air.
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