Ken Andersen headed Reid Middleton’s Anchorage, Alaska, office for 15 years and is settling back in to our Everett, Washington, structural engineering group. He leaves our Anchorage office in the capable hands of David Stierwalt, who has been with Reid… Continue Reading
In no other state is aviation more important to the local population than Alaska. Why is this? Well, look at a map of Alaska. We’re huge - twice as big as Texas! Now look at our road system - hardly… Continue Reading
University of Alaska at Anchorage (UAA) library Alaska – The Last Frontier. Called the Great Land by local natives and Indians. Referred to as Seward’s Folly by those who opposed Senator William Seward’s desire to purchase the territory from Russian… Continue Reading
Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon is a game based on the “six degrees of separation” concept, that any two people, located anywhere in the world, are only about six acquaintance links apart. The objective of the game is to name… Continue Reading