From the daily archives: Saturday, October 11, 2008
The blowout has been stopped but more repairs are needed-
On Sept. 1 this blog was the first to report on the big blowout on August 31. It was finally stopped in September and a Bozeman Daily Chronicle article says the excess flow is stopped for now. However, the cause is still not known. […]
Continue Reading →Palin is not a typical Alaskan-
Salon Magazine has a report on Palin as one kind of Alaskan — the kind that came north during the oil boom and changed the state’s culture for the worse (in the opinion of the Alaskan author of the piece). She is far from being “Jane, six pack;” and […]
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