Photo archive for April 22, 2008
Our little buddy, one-year-old Kendal Bristor, is pictured enjoying her first mud puddle. I think she was fascinated by her reflection.
This is breakup ice art.
Winter to Spring is an apt title for this photograph.
National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration fisheries biologists, left to right, Matt Eagleton, Dan Vos, Greg O'Corry-Crowe and Rod Hobbs place a satellite transmitter onto a female beluga whale in Cook Inlet near Anchorage in 2000. NOAA announced Monday that it is taking advantage of a one-time, six-month extension in order to do another population estimate on the whales that swim in of Cook Inlet off Anchorage.
Bryana Ratliff and Logan Haley, both 2 1/2 years old, share a discovery while investigating a large iceberg on the Wrangell Narrows beach at Frederick Point in Petersburg on Tuesday, April 22, 2008. LeConte Glacier ice is becoming more frequent in Frederick Sound as summer approaches.
Clara Elaine Tuley, born Jan. 4, 2008, was 1-pound 6-ounces when she was delivered by emergency Caesarean section, to Jolene Tuley, right, who was 23 1/2 weeks into her pregnancy. Clara, shown in her crib at Vanderbuilt Children's Hospital, in Nashville, Tenn., Tuesday, April 15, 2008, is now 5-pounds 5-ounces and is scheduled to go home to Mount Juliet, Tenn., soon.
Governor Sara Palin and her husband, Todd, present their fifth child, a boy named Trig Paxson Van Palin, who was born April 18, 2008. The Palin's confirmed that Trig, their second son, has Down Syndrome.
Governor Sara Palin and her husband Todd present their fifth child, a boy named Trig Paxson Van Palin, who was born April 18, 2008. The Palin's confirmed that Trig, their second son, has Down Syndrome.
Students from the village of Beaver play in the sandpit at the Fairbanks International Airport after traveling home from Japan Monday evening, April 21, 2008. From left are Julia Fisher-Salmon, 10, Alison Fisher-Salmon, 7, Jolie Murray, 10, Shani Fisher-Salmon, 5, and Shelby Fisher-Salmon, 15.
Charleen Fisher-Salmon, right, Cruikshank School principal from the village of Beaver, shows pictures of a school trip to Japan Monday evening, April 21, 2008, at the Fairbanks International Airport. Peering over Fisher-Salmon’s shoulder is her father, the Rev. Scott Fisher, who picked the group up after their flight from Japan. Also pictured from left are Shani Fisher-Salmon, 5, Alison Fisher-Salmon, 7, and Julia Fisher-Salmon, 10.
Greta Johnson, 5, enjoys a Hot Licks ice cream cone on the College Road ice cream shop’s first day of business Monday afternoon, April 21, 2008. Johnson was joined by her sister Sadie, 4, and parents Joel and Ann as well as Kris Haggland and her daughters Blaque Secor, 3, and Fiona Secor, 10 months.
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Anchorage mayor Mark Begich laughs with his Fairbanks supporters before announcing he is formally running for the U.S. Senate seat held by Republican Ted Stevens Monday evening, April 21, 2008, in the J.P. Jones Community Development Center.