Aurora police are searching for a 20-year-old man who is wanted in connection with a suspicious death Sunday at a motel. The Aurora Police Department seek Arturo Garcia, who is wanted on a first-degree murder warrant, according to the police department's news blog.
Reported by Denver Post 4 hours ago.
Aurora police searching for Arturo Garcia who is wanted in connection with Sunday motel death
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NASA astronaut captures aurora picture from space
NASA's Jack Fischer took this incredible snap from the International Space Station's cupola module on June 19, 2017.
Reported by MailOnline 1 hour ago.
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Colorado fishing report for week of July 2, 2017
Information is provided by Colorado Parks & Wildlife employees and local fishing enthusiasts. Fishing conditions change on a constant basis. Much can change in a week from the time this fishing conditions report is produced. Metro Denver Area Aurora Reservoir
Reported by Denver Post 8 hours ago.
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Aurora reopens Plains Conservation Center programming with help from Denver Botanical Gardens
The Plains Conservation Center in southeast Aurora has been reopened to the public with new educational and conservation programming after the city re-assumed management of the vast open space May 1.
Reported by Denver Post 9 hours ago.
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Boil water advisory issued for the village of Aurora
Reported by syracuse.com 9 hours ago.
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Military pilots' memories led to improper decisions during Aurora mishap:report
*By The Canadian Press*
HALIFAX — A safety report into a military aircraft accident says the pilots' improper reactions were likely guided by memories of past flights rather than the alarming situation unfolding before them.
The report released today by the military's Directorate of Flight Safety on the mishap at the Greenwood air base in Nova Scotia says the flight's captain spotted birds ahead as the Aurora reconnaissance plane roared down the runway on Aug. 27, 2015.
It says the captain took too... // Read Full Article Reported by CJME 5 hours ago.
HALIFAX — A safety report into a military aircraft accident says the pilots' improper reactions were likely guided by memories of past flights rather than the alarming situation unfolding before them.
The report released today by the military's Directorate of Flight Safety on the mishap at the Greenwood air base in Nova Scotia says the flight's captain spotted birds ahead as the Aurora reconnaissance plane roared down the runway on Aug. 27, 2015.
It says the captain took too... // Read Full Article Reported by CJME 5 hours ago.
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Selfie-shooting man climbs Aurora Bridge for exclusive view of July Fourth fireworks
Seattle police arrested a 26-year-old man who climbed Aurora Bridge Tuesday night to, according to a witness, get a good view of the Independence Day fireworks on Lake Union.
Reported by Seattle Times 4 hours ago.
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139 men arrested in Aurora sex sting
The Seattle Police Department rounded up 139 men and one teen in a recent sting targeting sex buyers at an Aurora Avenue storefront.
Reported by SeattlePI.com 4 hours ago.
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DA will not prosecute Aurora police sergeant who shot auto theft suspect
Aurora police Sgt. Kevin Barnes, who fired an AR-15 rifle at a suspected car thief, will not face criminal charges in connection with the April 1 shooting.
Reported by Denver Post 1 hour ago.
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WeedMD hails new tie up with one of globe's leading cannabis firms
WeedMD Inc (CVE:WMD) says it's accelerating its commercial development with a new tie-up with one of the globe's leading cannabis firms - Aurora Cannabis. WeedMD will provide wholesale dried medical product to Aurora, while the latter will provide patient education services for WeedMD through its cannabis counselling and outreach unit - CanvasRx. "This is a win-win relationship benefiting both companies," said Terry Booth, Aurora's chief executive. "We are always looking to expand our product offering, both in terms of quantity for sale and new strains, but we will only do so if we are highly confident that the new products meet the industry-leading Aurora Standard." He said he believed WeedMD's products would make a strong addition to its portfolio, and "we look forward to building a deeper relationship as both companies continue to expand". Bruce Dawson-Scully, WeedMD chief, added: "This relationship represents a cost-effective opportunity to accelerate our commercial development, as we become part of the growing medical market and prepare for future adult consumer use. "We are very excited to be entering into a strategic relationship with one of the world's leading cannabis companies, and benefit from their brand recognition, as well as their counselling, and sales and marketing know-how." Aurora is a licensed producer of medical cannabis in Canada and operates a 55,200 sq ft state-of-the-art production facility in Alberta. It is currently constructing a second 800,000 sq ft production facility, known as Aurora Sky, at Edmonton International Airport, and has acquired, and is undertaking completion of, a third 40,000-square-foot production facility in Pointe-Claire, on Montreal's West Island. Aurora also recently acquired Pedanios GmbH, a leading wholesale importer, exporter and distributor of medical cannabis in the European Union, based in Berlin, Germany.
Reported by Proactive Investors 1 week ago.
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Aurora company pays nearly $2 million to settle claims it stiffed U.S. Postage Service
An Aurora company that offers same day shipping has paid nearly $2 million to settle allegations that it failed to pay adequate postage costs to the U.S. Postal Service.
Reported by Denver Post 1 hour ago.
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Aurora schools, CSU online hammer out new deal
Seven months after voters backed the project as part of a $300 million bond package, Aurora Public Schools and Colorado State University are negotiating terms of an unusual partnership that involves swapping building space for scholarships and other services.
Reported by Denver Post 6 hours ago.
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Boil water advisory lifted for Village of Aurora
Reported by syracuse.com 4 hours ago.
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Former Air Force sergeant convicted of sex assault in Arapahoe County
A former U.S. Air Force security squadron staff sergeant has been convicted of sexually assaulting an Aurora woman in her home while he videotaped the attack.
Reported by Denver Post 20 hours ago.
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Inaugural Sol Summer Party Celebrates The Lido De Paris And Legendary Cabaret At Inn Walden
Weekend Celebration at Resort Getaway Includes Dancers, Authentic Stage Costumes and a Filmed Tribute to Master Costume Designers Including Bob Mackie & Pete Menefee
Cleveland, Ohio (PRWEB) July 10, 2017
The SOL Summer Party, a provocative new show that pays tribute to the Lido de Paris -- which launched the legendary cabaret art form and exotic dancing shows -- announces its debut SOL summer celebration at the spectacular Inn Walden in Aurora, Ohio, the weekend of July 28th.
Featured guest artists include: Jack Failla, dancer/choreographer from the Lido de Paris’ Bonheur, Jason Reddock, Lido de Paris Casting (USA), MGM Grand’s Hallelujah Hollywood, Miranda Coe, Bluebell, Dancer, Lido de Paris’ Allez Lido!,Cocorico, (the BBC Television Series), “Bluebell.” Professional dancers from the show will also be performing throughout the weekend celebration.
On Friday, July 28 (6-9pm): Celebrate a one-of-a-kind fashion extravaganza -- The Floorshow’s Criminal Fashion exhibit -- a multimedia display with show dancers, authentic stage costumes, including the Marilyn Monroe headdress featured in the MGM movie, "Heatwave" (Karen Burns Collection), period-inspired art, photography, and filmed tributes to Bob Mackie, Folco, Pete Menefee, Jose Luis Vinas, and Pierre Rambert.
“The costumes in the exhibition are spectacular examples of the work of skilled artists and craftsmen who created costumes worn for the fabulous Las Vegas floor shows," said Jean Druesedow, Director of Kent State University Museum. “These skilled artisans knew how to create a costume that would be balanced for the wearer so that she could move in spite of the towering headdress.”
On Saturday, July 29 (12-5pm): The Sol Summer Party continues in a picnic-styled setting with music and artists on the lawn and features a showcase of original music videos, short films and pays tribute in a live dance performance to the Lido de Paris. The music videos highlight the movement of dance and the visual style of fashion while the short film program will explore love and romance.
Performances for The Floorshow's Criminal Fashion Exhibit will take place Friday July 28th and Saturday July 29th from 6-9pm at Inn Walden. There will be a Floorshow Book signing in the library after the exhibit shows. SOL Summer Party will be open on Saturday, July 29th from 12-5pm. SOL Showcase: 1:00, 2:30, and 4:00 PM. For tickets and more information, visit: http://www.SOLSUMMERPARTY.COM
“Event producer Douglas Woods's resolve to chronicle the legacy of the floorshow and to interpret it through the lens of a contemporary audience is a tribute to his passion for this unique art form,” said Karan Feder, guest curator of costume and textiles, Nevada State Museum, Las Vegas. “Woods' early career as a professional dancer serves to shape his narrative resulting in an intimate, insider peek behind-the-scenes of the cabaret.”
Media Contact:
Elizabeth Johnson
213-713-4865 Reported by PRWeb 2 days ago.
Cleveland, Ohio (PRWEB) July 10, 2017
The SOL Summer Party, a provocative new show that pays tribute to the Lido de Paris -- which launched the legendary cabaret art form and exotic dancing shows -- announces its debut SOL summer celebration at the spectacular Inn Walden in Aurora, Ohio, the weekend of July 28th.
Featured guest artists include: Jack Failla, dancer/choreographer from the Lido de Paris’ Bonheur, Jason Reddock, Lido de Paris Casting (USA), MGM Grand’s Hallelujah Hollywood, Miranda Coe, Bluebell, Dancer, Lido de Paris’ Allez Lido!,Cocorico, (the BBC Television Series), “Bluebell.” Professional dancers from the show will also be performing throughout the weekend celebration.
On Friday, July 28 (6-9pm): Celebrate a one-of-a-kind fashion extravaganza -- The Floorshow’s Criminal Fashion exhibit -- a multimedia display with show dancers, authentic stage costumes, including the Marilyn Monroe headdress featured in the MGM movie, "Heatwave" (Karen Burns Collection), period-inspired art, photography, and filmed tributes to Bob Mackie, Folco, Pete Menefee, Jose Luis Vinas, and Pierre Rambert.
“The costumes in the exhibition are spectacular examples of the work of skilled artists and craftsmen who created costumes worn for the fabulous Las Vegas floor shows," said Jean Druesedow, Director of Kent State University Museum. “These skilled artisans knew how to create a costume that would be balanced for the wearer so that she could move in spite of the towering headdress.”
On Saturday, July 29 (12-5pm): The Sol Summer Party continues in a picnic-styled setting with music and artists on the lawn and features a showcase of original music videos, short films and pays tribute in a live dance performance to the Lido de Paris. The music videos highlight the movement of dance and the visual style of fashion while the short film program will explore love and romance.
Performances for The Floorshow's Criminal Fashion Exhibit will take place Friday July 28th and Saturday July 29th from 6-9pm at Inn Walden. There will be a Floorshow Book signing in the library after the exhibit shows. SOL Summer Party will be open on Saturday, July 29th from 12-5pm. SOL Showcase: 1:00, 2:30, and 4:00 PM. For tickets and more information, visit: http://www.SOLSUMMERPARTY.COM
“Event producer Douglas Woods's resolve to chronicle the legacy of the floorshow and to interpret it through the lens of a contemporary audience is a tribute to his passion for this unique art form,” said Karan Feder, guest curator of costume and textiles, Nevada State Museum, Las Vegas. “Woods' early career as a professional dancer serves to shape his narrative resulting in an intimate, insider peek behind-the-scenes of the cabaret.”
Media Contact:
Elizabeth Johnson
213-713-4865 Reported by PRWeb 2 days ago.
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Aurora General and Commercial Litigation Lawyer Appointed to Supreme Court Committee
The Supreme Court Committee on Jury Instructions in Civil Cases is a body of distinguished lawyers from across Illinois who are responsible for drafting jury instructions and recommending them to the Supreme Court.
Aurora, IL (PRWEB) July 10, 2017
The Illinois Supreme Court has appointed Kane County Civil Litigation Attorney Patrick Kinnally to its Committee on Jury Instructions in Civil Cases. Kinnally is a partner at Kinnally Flaherty Krentz Loran Hodge & Masur, P.C., a well-regarded personal injury and commercial litigation law firm in Aurora, Illinois. This is the fourth consecutive year in which Mr. Kinnally has been selected to serve on the Committee. He was initially appointed in 2014.
The Supreme Court Committee on Jury Instructions in Civil Cases is a body of distinguished lawyers from across Illinois who are responsible for drafting jury instructions and recommending them to the Supreme Court. The instructions identify the legal requirements for a variety of legal claims recognized under Illinois law. They provide guidance for jurors in determining the outcome of the cases before them and they are used every day in courts throughout Illinois. Accurate and clear jury instructions are essential for the proper administration of justice.
Patrick M. Kinnally is an accomplished trial lawyer and he has been a partner at Kinnally Flaherty Krentz Loran Hodge & Masur, P.C. for many years. His practice includes general and commercial litigation, local government law, probate litigation, and immigration matters. He graduated cum laude from Loyola University and went on to receive his Juris Doctorate from John Marshall Law School in Chicago. The Illinois State Bar Association honored Mr. Kinnally with the Tradition of Excellence Award for general practice in 2003. He was also presented with a Pro Bono Award and Community Service Award by the Kane County Bar Association for his involvement and contributions to the local community. Mr. Kinnally served on the Kane County Bar Association Board of Directors for more than seven years and as the Association’s president from 2010 to 2011. Martindale-Hubbell has consistently rated Mr. Kinnally as AV Preeminent, which is the highest possible rating for an attorney in both ethics and skill.
Mr. Kinnally is the former Chairperson of the Illinois Supreme Court’s Minimum Continuing Legal Education Board, the entity responsible for administering continuing legal education requirements in Illinois. He was previously appointed to the Supreme Court Commission on Professionalism, and he served in that capacity from 2005 to 2011.
About Kinnally Flaherty Krentz Loran Hodge & Masur, P.C.:
The Kane County firm of Kinnally Flaherty Krentz Loran Hodge & Masur, P.C. is located in the city of Aurora, Illinois. The firm has a distinguished record of service to both the private and public sectors. Kinnally Flaherty has secured record-setting, multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements for personal injury and wrongful death victims in cases ranging from transportation accidents to medical malpractice. The firm has also prevailed in civil cases involving breach of contract, probate disputes, corporate disputes, zoning, condemnation and patent infringement.
The lawyers at Kinnally Flaherty Krentz Loran Hodge & Masur, P.C. stand up for the personal and commercial interests of clients throughout Northern and Central Illinois. The firm serves the communities of Aurora, Batavia, St. Charles, Elgin, Oswego, DeKalb, Yorkville, Naperville, Wheaton, Cook County and the surrounding regions.
To discuss your legal matter with an experienced civil litigation attorney in Kane County, call 630-907-0909 or visit http://www.kfkllaw.com to schedule a no-cost consultation. Reported by PRWeb 1 day ago.
Aurora, IL (PRWEB) July 10, 2017
The Illinois Supreme Court has appointed Kane County Civil Litigation Attorney Patrick Kinnally to its Committee on Jury Instructions in Civil Cases. Kinnally is a partner at Kinnally Flaherty Krentz Loran Hodge & Masur, P.C., a well-regarded personal injury and commercial litigation law firm in Aurora, Illinois. This is the fourth consecutive year in which Mr. Kinnally has been selected to serve on the Committee. He was initially appointed in 2014.
The Supreme Court Committee on Jury Instructions in Civil Cases is a body of distinguished lawyers from across Illinois who are responsible for drafting jury instructions and recommending them to the Supreme Court. The instructions identify the legal requirements for a variety of legal claims recognized under Illinois law. They provide guidance for jurors in determining the outcome of the cases before them and they are used every day in courts throughout Illinois. Accurate and clear jury instructions are essential for the proper administration of justice.
Patrick M. Kinnally is an accomplished trial lawyer and he has been a partner at Kinnally Flaherty Krentz Loran Hodge & Masur, P.C. for many years. His practice includes general and commercial litigation, local government law, probate litigation, and immigration matters. He graduated cum laude from Loyola University and went on to receive his Juris Doctorate from John Marshall Law School in Chicago. The Illinois State Bar Association honored Mr. Kinnally with the Tradition of Excellence Award for general practice in 2003. He was also presented with a Pro Bono Award and Community Service Award by the Kane County Bar Association for his involvement and contributions to the local community. Mr. Kinnally served on the Kane County Bar Association Board of Directors for more than seven years and as the Association’s president from 2010 to 2011. Martindale-Hubbell has consistently rated Mr. Kinnally as AV Preeminent, which is the highest possible rating for an attorney in both ethics and skill.
Mr. Kinnally is the former Chairperson of the Illinois Supreme Court’s Minimum Continuing Legal Education Board, the entity responsible for administering continuing legal education requirements in Illinois. He was previously appointed to the Supreme Court Commission on Professionalism, and he served in that capacity from 2005 to 2011.
About Kinnally Flaherty Krentz Loran Hodge & Masur, P.C.:
The Kane County firm of Kinnally Flaherty Krentz Loran Hodge & Masur, P.C. is located in the city of Aurora, Illinois. The firm has a distinguished record of service to both the private and public sectors. Kinnally Flaherty has secured record-setting, multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements for personal injury and wrongful death victims in cases ranging from transportation accidents to medical malpractice. The firm has also prevailed in civil cases involving breach of contract, probate disputes, corporate disputes, zoning, condemnation and patent infringement.
The lawyers at Kinnally Flaherty Krentz Loran Hodge & Masur, P.C. stand up for the personal and commercial interests of clients throughout Northern and Central Illinois. The firm serves the communities of Aurora, Batavia, St. Charles, Elgin, Oswego, DeKalb, Yorkville, Naperville, Wheaton, Cook County and the surrounding regions.
To discuss your legal matter with an experienced civil litigation attorney in Kane County, call 630-907-0909 or visit http://www.kfkllaw.com to schedule a no-cost consultation. Reported by PRWeb 1 day ago.
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Fairbanks, Alaska Hosts Annual World Eskimo-Indian Olympics
Explore Fairbanks welcomes the World Eskimo-Indian Olympics, which displays the preparedness Alaskan Natives needed for survival. The games require skill, strength, agility, and endurance, and leave no part of the body untested.
Fairbanks, Alaska (PRWEB) July 10, 2017
The annual World Eskimo-Indian Olympic Games (WEIO) will take place at the Carlson Center in Fairbanks from July 19 through 22, 2017. A four-day series of traditional Alaska Native athletic competitions, WEIO draws Native athletes and dancers from around the state, the United States, Canada and Greenland, as well as visitors, fans and media from around the globe. In addition to athletic competitions, WEIO also offers indigenous dances, authentic arts and crafts for sale, beauty pageants and other cultural activities. The emcee at WEIO’s Wednesday, July 19th Opening Ceremony will be the renowned Irene Bedard, an Alaska Native American actor and activist who has played Native American characters in a variety of films. Bedard is perhaps best known for her role as the title character in the 1995 animated film Pocahontas.
The competitions at the Olympics give men and women the chance to test their strength, agility and endurance—all qualities that are needed to survive in the circumpolar north. Competitive games include high-kick, knuckle hop, ear pull, two-foot high kick and Eskimo stick pull. For the competitors, WEIO is a chance to meet old friends and distant relatives, to entertain and be entertained, to challenge one another and to engage in friendly competition. For many competitors, WEIO is a strong tie to their heritage and a means of ensuring that their culture is celebrated.
Although the sporting events developed over many years, WEIO was created in 1961 in response to the rapidly spreading impact of western culture into rural areas. Two bush pilots, the late A.E. “Bud” Hagberg and Frank Whaley, witnessed the Alaska Native games and dances in their village travels. They grew concerned that the traditional events would be lost as western ways seeped into the villages, unless steps were taken to preserve them. They helped organize the first Olympics, which included a blanket toss, a seal-skinning contest and a Miss Eskimo Olympics Queen contest. The event has since grown to over 50 games, with an ever-increasing number of athletes.
In addition to athletic events, WEIO is a time to don parkas, moose hide dresses and vests, mukluks and moccasins to compete in parka and Indian dress contests, and to dance and tell stories through songs and motion. Dressed in kuspuks—traditional summer parkas—complete with feathered fans and drums, dancers perform throughout the four-day Olympics. Spectators and participants can browse through booths of authentic Alaska Native crafts, and meet the artisans who carved, sewed or beaded the items. WEIO provides visitors the rare chance to experience a culture alongside those who live within it.
To learn more about the World Eskimo-Indian Olympics, visit weio.org. For more information on Fairbanks, request a free copy of the Fairbanks Visitors Guide and Winter Guide from Explore Fairbanks at 1-800-327-5774 or (907) 456-5774 or by writing to 101 Dunkel Street, Suite 111, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701. You can also order or view the guides online, get information about the aurora borealis and see a robust schedule of events and activities online at http://www.explorefairbanks.com.
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About Explore Fairbanks
Explore Fairbanks is a non-profit destination marketing and management organization whose mission is to be an economic driver in the Fairbanks region by marketing to potential visitors and optimizing the visitor experience. Explore Fairbanks markets Fairbanks as a year-round destination by promoting local events, attractions and activities to independent travelers, group tour operators, travel agents, meeting planners and the media as well as by developing public policy and infrastructure to achieve marketing objectives. Find out more at explorefairbanks.com. Reported by PRWeb 1 day ago.
Fairbanks, Alaska (PRWEB) July 10, 2017
The annual World Eskimo-Indian Olympic Games (WEIO) will take place at the Carlson Center in Fairbanks from July 19 through 22, 2017. A four-day series of traditional Alaska Native athletic competitions, WEIO draws Native athletes and dancers from around the state, the United States, Canada and Greenland, as well as visitors, fans and media from around the globe. In addition to athletic competitions, WEIO also offers indigenous dances, authentic arts and crafts for sale, beauty pageants and other cultural activities. The emcee at WEIO’s Wednesday, July 19th Opening Ceremony will be the renowned Irene Bedard, an Alaska Native American actor and activist who has played Native American characters in a variety of films. Bedard is perhaps best known for her role as the title character in the 1995 animated film Pocahontas.
The competitions at the Olympics give men and women the chance to test their strength, agility and endurance—all qualities that are needed to survive in the circumpolar north. Competitive games include high-kick, knuckle hop, ear pull, two-foot high kick and Eskimo stick pull. For the competitors, WEIO is a chance to meet old friends and distant relatives, to entertain and be entertained, to challenge one another and to engage in friendly competition. For many competitors, WEIO is a strong tie to their heritage and a means of ensuring that their culture is celebrated.
Although the sporting events developed over many years, WEIO was created in 1961 in response to the rapidly spreading impact of western culture into rural areas. Two bush pilots, the late A.E. “Bud” Hagberg and Frank Whaley, witnessed the Alaska Native games and dances in their village travels. They grew concerned that the traditional events would be lost as western ways seeped into the villages, unless steps were taken to preserve them. They helped organize the first Olympics, which included a blanket toss, a seal-skinning contest and a Miss Eskimo Olympics Queen contest. The event has since grown to over 50 games, with an ever-increasing number of athletes.
In addition to athletic events, WEIO is a time to don parkas, moose hide dresses and vests, mukluks and moccasins to compete in parka and Indian dress contests, and to dance and tell stories through songs and motion. Dressed in kuspuks—traditional summer parkas—complete with feathered fans and drums, dancers perform throughout the four-day Olympics. Spectators and participants can browse through booths of authentic Alaska Native crafts, and meet the artisans who carved, sewed or beaded the items. WEIO provides visitors the rare chance to experience a culture alongside those who live within it.
To learn more about the World Eskimo-Indian Olympics, visit weio.org. For more information on Fairbanks, request a free copy of the Fairbanks Visitors Guide and Winter Guide from Explore Fairbanks at 1-800-327-5774 or (907) 456-5774 or by writing to 101 Dunkel Street, Suite 111, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701. You can also order or view the guides online, get information about the aurora borealis and see a robust schedule of events and activities online at http://www.explorefairbanks.com.
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About Explore Fairbanks
Explore Fairbanks is a non-profit destination marketing and management organization whose mission is to be an economic driver in the Fairbanks region by marketing to potential visitors and optimizing the visitor experience. Explore Fairbanks markets Fairbanks as a year-round destination by promoting local events, attractions and activities to independent travelers, group tour operators, travel agents, meeting planners and the media as well as by developing public policy and infrastructure to achieve marketing objectives. Find out more at explorefairbanks.com. Reported by PRWeb 1 day ago.
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Uzbek terror suspect must stay in Aurora detention facility for now, appeals court says
A federal appeals court in Denver has barred the release of an Uzbek immigrant accused of aiding the Islamic Jihad Union pending the outcome of a formal appeal of a judge's earlier order to release him on bond.
Reported by Denver Post 1 day ago.
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Osceola's BRIDG scores partnership with semiconductor firm
About three months after cutting the ribbon on the Florida Advanced Manufacturing Research Center, high-tech groups throughout the U.S. already are finding use for a $70 million state-of-the-art lab. St. Petersburg-based Aurora Semiconductor LLC announced on July 10 that it will partner with Bridging the Innovation Development Gap (BRIDG) — the Kissimmee-based group that manages and operates the research center — to use its lab space and tools to support its high-tech methods. Aurora Semiconductor…
Reported by bizjournals 23 hours ago.
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Hot deals (+win!)
Best seats for the lights See the amazing solar flares of the Aurora Borealis from some of the world's "best seats" - in Alaska. A three-day, two-night Arctic package is priced from $2115 each, double share (bathroom facilities...
Reported by New Zealand Herald 16 hours ago.
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