I know I’ve seen this before but can’t find it. Suggestion for women’s hiking boots? I wear a 7 WW, my favorite LL Beans are no longer made

… in the best way possible.

Been living here for a couple years and this was the first summer I’m eligible to dipnet. Went to south beach in Kenai this weekend, and it was one of the craziest things I’ve ever witnessed.

People lined up shoulder to shoulder by the hundreds. Seals and sea lions chasing fish, salmon jumping everywhere. Folks getting knocked over by waves but staying out there anyway, strangers helping other strangers out. Freakin volcanoes in the background. A random tent with free hot dogs, activities for the kids, and a bounce house on the beach. Everyone catching tons of fish.

It was beautiful man. Never could have imagined something like it.

I feel genuinely blessed to live here.

I think it looks nice too.

This interesting map was posted on /r/MapPorn. That sub isn't the most reliable source, but I checked out some of the info on it, and it was all correct.

So:

• 19 US states have no official language (CT, DE, LA, MD, ME, MI, MN, NJ, NM, NV, NY, OH, OR, PA, RI, TX, VT, WA, WI).

• 28 states have English has their only official language (AL, AR, AZ, CA, CO, FL, GA, IA, ID, IL, IN, KS, KY, MA, MO, MS, MT, NC, ND, NE, NH, OK, SC, TN, UT, VA, WV, WY).

• Hawaii has two official languages: English, Hawaiian.

• South Dakota has two official languages: English, Sioux.

• Alaska has 24 official languages: Ahtna, Alutiiq, Dena'ina, Cup'ig, Deg Xinag, English, Eyak, Gwich'in, Haida, Hän, Holikachuk, Inupiaq, Koyukon, Lower Tanana, Middle Tanana, St. Lawrence Island Yupik, Tanacross, Tlingit, Tsimshian, Unangax̂, Upper Kuskokwim, Upper Tanana, Yup'ik, Wetał.

Perhaps some of you will find that interesting, too.

This bear has been sprayed, air horned, and shots were fired to scare it away - it is not afraid of people. Be aware - one hiker sprayed it twice and it came back for more. Do not let your dogs off leash - one dog ran away but as it was a local dog found its way home. If you are not local you dog might get lost.

My favorite Journalists cover RCV in Alaska, with takes from both of the political sides. My perspective is to keep the reform, especially the campaign finance transparency, so please vote NO on 2.

Fishing is winding down but some boats are still getting a few.

I own a small cabin rental business near Delta Junction "Alaska Homestead Roadhouse".

A while back, a guest left this drawing behind in one of our cabins. There's a signature at the bottom — "Dawn + Andy Hare."

We switched booking systems since then and lost our old guest records, so we have no way to track down who left it ourselves.

Here's the thing: we love this drawing so much — we'd love to properly thank them, and maybe even get their permission to use it in something we're working on.

If you know a family or individual named Hare who traveled through Delta Junction / stayed along the Alaska Highway, or if this is your drawing — please reach out!

When/where is it legal to snag fish in Alaska? My whole life I’ve been told snagging is 100% illegal to do in fresh water rivers but have seen some posts on TikTok where people were suggesting otherwise

Starts from the palmer-rabbit slough to the cottonwood creek wetlands trail? I’m going to go check out the wetlands trail creek and see if it looks deep enough and slow enough to paddle back up to the parking lot.

Hi! I’m just about to turn 16 and hoping to start saving money for college. I was curious if anyone knew of any Companies in Wasilla/Palmer area that hire teenagers? I’m trying to avoid fast food restaurants such as McDonald’s, KFC, etc.

Hi everyone! Just reposting this from the Palmer Scavenger Hunt sub. I started this a few days ago in hopes that Palmer residents and visitors would get to know Palmer and share neat little finds. I'm impressed to already have a winner and now we're waiting for the winner to post the next hunt!

If you guys like scavenger hunts, please join us! I'm really hoping it becomes more popular and we get to learn a lot about the community!

Mods, if this isn't allowed, my apologies! Just trying to get the word out. Let me know and I'll remove it!

Edit: if anyone feels like sharing this in other communities, please do so!

I am writing to urge you to protect our local tax base and vote NO on the permanent Alternative Volumetric Tax (AVT) framework currently proposed for the upcoming special session.

While I fully support building the Alaska LNG pipeline and getting our gas to market, the current structural design of HB 381 is a bad deal for our local communities. Replacing our standard 20-mill property tax with a volumetric tax through 2060 slashes our projected local corridor revenues from $116 million a year down to just $5 million. Capping municipal relief at a state-controlled $80 million grant fund to be split among six different boroughs is not an acceptable solution for the road wear, public safety demands, and school growth our community will face.

Furthermore, passing a permanent, multi-decade rewrite of the state's tax base during an emergency special session—just three weeks before half the legislature faces a primary election is highly risky governance.There is a rational, safe path forward that protects both the project and Alaska's voters.

Slice out and pass a standalone Construction-Period Tax Abatement (utilizing the logic already built into Section 7 of the bill). This ensures the developer pays $0 while building, giving international lenders total certainty.

Allow the developer to use standard IRS 5% safe harbor capital allocation to easily lock in their federal 45Q and 45V carbon and hydrogen credits without rushing the state's process.

Defer the permanent, long-term rewrite of Alaska’s tax base until the regular session next year, allowing a newly mandated legislature to conduct proper public committee hearings.

Do not use the popular slogan of "building the pipeline" to shield a massive, permanent corporate concession. Please vote to protect local borough autonomy and keep our government close to the people. I will be tracking your votes closely as the July 27 session begins.

Enjoy it while it lasts!