Eye on the Trail: Skype Call for Casillo
Terrie Hanke
March 21, 2015
11:44 am
Who would think there’d be a traffic jam in Nome. Front Street doesn’t even have a traffic light and if there was one, the dog
Who would think there’d be a traffic jam in Nome. Front Street doesn’t even have a traffic light and if there was one, the dog
Mike was greeted by his wife and their two year old, plus race officials and fans. Mike was asked if he’d race Iditarod again. He
The tracker foretold the story of what would happen on Front Street between race veteran Linwood Fiedler and race rookie Ben Harper. Through the satellite
11 degrees, Fiedler and Harper in the chute… a few minutes later, Allen Moore. 3 more off the trail and 20 some yet to arrive…
The skies in Nome were overcast and judging by the amount of melting on the streets it had to be a few degrees above freezing.
From left to right in the photo – Libby Riddles with Marianna Mallory and Jannelle Trowbridge. Libby is the first women to ever win Iditarod.
There are many unique places on the Iditarod race trail. A spot that comes up daily in conversation as the mushers leave White Mountain and
“Daddy, are you done now?” Those were the words spoken by two-year-old Wyatt Perano after his daddy, Curt, set his snow hook in Nome this
When Curt Perano arrived in Nome early Friday morning, among those greeting him were his wife and young son, Wyatt. It was the sweetest moment
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