Emergency Beacon
Heidi Sloan
March 19, 2022
Dear Friends, It’s been tough for those still on the trail. Some of you may have wondered what was taking so long to go 77
Dear Friends, It’s been tough for those still on the trail. Some of you may have wondered what was taking so long to go 77
Dear Friends, Some of you may ask, “Why do teams stop for so long in the White Mountain checkpoint?” The rules of the Iditarod race
Hello friends, Usually I get mail from students or classrooms, but today in my doghouse I had a question from Pastor Rob. He wrote “I
Dear Friends, We dogs have family in the Iditarod as do the mushers. For example, some of Dan Kaduce’s dogs are litter mates. You can
Dear Friends, Teams are coming into Nome like crazy now! The mushers share about their amazing dogs that continued to lead the team and work
Hello friends, Congratulations Slater, Pink, Garnet, Marble, Morello, Lucy, Woody, Tock, Capone, Pop, Arlo, Kutuk, Jackson and Draco! These are the K9s that helped Brent
Dear Friends, What an exciting day this will be! We may have a champion come into Nome! Right now, the mushers are looking pretty tired.
Dear Friends, I hope you are enjoying watching the progress of the teams going down the Iditarod Trail! The varied landforms and weather on this
Dear Friends, You may have noticed that sometimes mushers and teams blow through checkpoints with a very short stop. The volunteer checkers need to check
Hello friends, BOWWOW! What a race! At this writing only 16 miles separates Brent Sass and Dallas Seavey. 39 miles beyond Seavey is Aaron Burmeister.
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If you were not able to attend our Winter Conference in Anchorage this year, do not worry! The Iditarod education department is teaming up
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Jessie Holmes did it! He was the first musher to guide his team under the Burled Arch in the wee hours of Friday morning. Of
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