Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy said he will block executive-branch employees from testifying to the Senate Judiciary Committee, chaired by Eagle River Republican Sen. Lora Reinbold.
Hatcher Pass Lodge reopens after months of uncertainty following owner’s death Published February 17
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Print article The last time the former owner and founder of Hatcher Pass Lodge walked out the door, his right-hand man, Jeff Polk, made him a promise. “On his way out the door for the very last time, I said that ‘I’m going to take care of your place don’t worry about a thing,’ ” Polk said. “ ‘And I’ll be here when you get back.’ ” But Karl Albert “Hap” Wurlitzer never did return to the lodge from the hospital. And after his death in October, the iconic lodge nestled in a mountain bowl just below Independence Mine State Historical Park temporarily closed.
First timers tackle Home Industries
15 Feb, 2021 11:01 PM
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Eleanor Stairmand, of Havelock North, was a major prizewinner in the cooking section of the Home Industries at the Dannevirke A&P Show. Photo Supplied
Eleanor Stairmand, of Havelock North, was a major prizewinner in the cooking section of the Home Industries at the Dannevirke A&P Show. Photo Supplied
Hawkes Bay Today
By: Sue Emeny
Knitting and sewing appear to be gaining in popularity if entries in the Dannevirke A&P Show Home Industries competitions are anything to go by.
A&P Association president Pam Henricksen was pleased with the number entries across all sections.