Rundown of show order and description of stories for May 1, 2004

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AK Rundown May 1st and 2nd, 2004

 

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  1. Berners Bay. Despite temperamental weather in much of the state, it’s inching toward spring. One of the annual markers of the season is the return of hooligan to Berners Bay, north of Juneau. Scott Foster/Pkg.
  2. Spring Commentary. Everyone has their own way of marking the season – for Johanna Eurich, small details make the connection. Commentary.

 

First Break (Music By Jubilee)

 

  1. Assistance Dogs. Not all dogs are just pets – some of them work hard for their special place in their owners hearts. Shana Sheehy/Pkg. Intro includes music clip from Mr. Whitekeys and the Spamtones.
  2. Pet Commentary. Even pets who aren’t trained to provide assistance sometimes try to help out, in their own way.  Sue Copland/Commentary.
  3. Afghanistan Schools. An Alaskan has started a non-profit group to build schools in Afghanistan – its not the only such organization. Jessica Cochran/Pkg.
  4. Fox Well Update.  En earlier AK story extolled the virtues of the Fox well, but recently it’s had a little water quality issue. Host Wrap.

 

Second Break

 

  1. Kivalina. Kivalina is one of a handful of villages considering a massive, and expensive relocation. Gabriel Spitzer/Pkg.
  2. Calendar of Events.
  3. Russian Singer. A Russian English teacher has produced a cd of Russian love songs with the help of a man from Soldotna. Host Interview with music.
  4. Fosse Dancer. Nova Bergeron returns home as part of the cast of the Boradway musical Fosse. Ellen lockyer/Pkg.

 

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