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If the truth be told about Claim #24 ....Subscribers only
June 27, 2008
DAWSON CITY - Michael Gates was so eager to get started on his lecture at the Dawson City Museum last month that he could hardly wait to be introduced.
From Panama City to Alaska - the classic waySubscribers only
June 27, 2008
DAWSON CITY - Rick Dyke-Price was nearing the end of a successful career in business as a surveyor in 1999 when someone slipped him a flyer for the Around the World 2000 car rally.
Trio is at large and wanted by the RCMPSubscribers only
June 27, 2008
The public's assistance is requested in locating three Yukoners wanted as of noon Wednesday.
‘Kick Up Your Heels’at Gerties, Reader’s Digest advises touristsSubscribers only
June 27, 2008
DAWSON CITY - The June issue of the Reader's Digest contains a pleasant surprise for Bill Holmes, the marketing director of the Klondike Visitors Association (KVA).
Apartment building can proceedSubscribers only
June 27, 2008
A new apartment building planned for Porter Creek can proceed after city council approved third reading of the zoning amendment for the property Monday night.
Strive for greatness, school’s 2008 graduates are advisedSubscribers only
June 27, 2008
A lively crowd whooped, cheered, and whistled as the 118 graduates from F.H. Collins Secondary School filed into the gymnasium Thursday night to celebrate an important milestone in their young lives.
Delegates debate the CYFN’s futureSubscribers only
June 27, 2008
LAKE LABERGE - Move toward more program and service delivery for the Yukon's first nations or strengthen the Council of Yukon First Nations' political clout was subject for debate during Thursday's talks at the CYFN annual assembly here.
Crash the Car survives the MegacitySubscribers only
June 27, 2008
Kyle Cashen, a multi-instrumentalist Yukon musician, has returned from the nation's biggest music festival with stories to tell.
The days when radio was still the kingSubscribers only
June 27, 2008
It's odd how the North grabs hold of some of the folks who live there just a few years and never quite lets go.
Dawson’s Aboriginal Day was a special success-festSubscribers only
June 27, 2008
DAWSON CITY - The Danoja Zho Cultural Centre was the hub of activity on Aboriginal Day, with opening ceremonies and speeches beginning around noon.
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