A Husky Point of View
Teacher on the Trail
March 17, 2016
2:36 am
In my class we have been learning about the differences between perspective and point of view in our writing and in the stories we read,
In my class we have been learning about the differences between perspective and point of view in our writing and in the stories we read,
Aliy Zirkle finished the 2017 Iditarod in 3rd place for the race and her husband Allan, who gives their younger dogs a first look at
“It was a gut-wrenching 24 hours,” said an emotional Brent Sass under the burled arch in Nome. With much fanfare and a lot
Arriving in Nome I got right to work with one of the most important and unusual groups in the Iditarod…the “P” Patrol. These volunteers
Hi Boys and Girls, WOW! Has Nome ever been busy. 23 mushers have arrived in about 23 hours. Look at their times and see how
“Well, I guess that bag was meant for you,” Jeff King said to me as he was leaving the Elim checkpoint. I have been
March 16, 2016: Miriam Osredkar had been in Unalakleet since that morning. The previous night when she was between the Old Woman cabin and Unalakleet
The Berington Twins are noted for their excellent dog care. They use massage and heat for easing sore muscles. Anna is holding a custom made
Hi Boys and Girls, We have a winner! Congratulations to Dallas Seavey. Remember the race is not over. Most of the teams are still out
Dallas Seavey crossed the finish line in Nome at 2:20am Alaska Time this morning in record time. He finished the 2016 Iditarod in 8 days
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