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The Anchorage Ski Club (ASC) is excited to extend this RFP to develop a master plan for Arctic Valley.
The ASC formed in 1937, and is a 501(c)3 non-profit that owns and operates the facilities at Arctic Valley Ski Area, within Chugach State Park (CSP), just outside of Anchorage, Alaska, USA. Due to the formation of CSP, the original lease could not be renewed, and the disposition of the land agreement was in question for many years. This uncertainty severely hampered ASC s planning and development efforts over the last decade or longer.
In 2020, ASC and CSP completed a 20-year concession agreement with two 20-year extension periods. This has allowed ASC to again focus on long-term planning and capital fundraising. In 2020-21, ASC developed a Strategic Plan for AV, the first goal of which is to develop a Master Plan.
50 Totally Random Facts About the U.S.
By Rachel Cavanaugh, Stacker News
On 2/13/21 at 11:00 AM EST
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The United States is a geographically vast, consumer-driven country with a mixed economy that allows for highly diverse industries, manufacturing, skill sets, tourism, cuisine, and commerce and a wide-reaching culture, to boot.
This country holds many things, from trees and national parks to suburban sprawl and crime. This is the land of plenty (128.45 million households in 2020), and of the few (just 321 drive-in movie theaters nationwide). In its short legacy, the country has also accrued a number of failed experiments and abandoned endeavors, including more than 3,800 ghost towns, in excess of 300 demolished or abandoned amusement parks, and a whopping 450,000 brownfield sites that are home to hazardous substances, pollutants, or contaminants. The U.S. accounts for a little over 4 percent of the global population yet contains 20 percent of the world s p
[dropcap]A[/dropcap]NCHORAGE – BLM Alaska conveyed 39,995 acres to the State of Alaska in the Goodnews Bay area recently pursuant to the Alaska Statehood Act of 1959. This is the largest single conveyance of land to the state in eight years. “This conveyance is just one of many we anticipate in the near future,” said Ted […]
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The moon will appear opposite the Sun in Earth-based longitude at 2.16 pm EST (Getty Images)
The final week of January will feature the second full moon of 2021, a celestial event that has several nicknames. Traditionally referred to as the âWolf Moon,â it will rise on January 28. The moon will appear opposite the Sun in Earth-based longitude at 2.16 pm Eastern Standard Time (EST). According to NASA, the moon will appear full for about three days around this time, from Wednesday morning (January 28) through the early part of Saturday morning (January 30).
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âFrom around the world tonight and tomorrow â January 27 and 28, 2021 â watch for a full-looking moon to light up the nighttime from dusk till dawn,â notes Earthsky.org. Detailing the timings, Earthsky.org states, âTo astronomers, the moon turns full at a well-defined instant: when the moon is directly opposite the Sun (180 degrees from the Sun in ecliptic l
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