Why Do Salmon Jump?
I was shooting the breeze with a local gill netter a couple weeks ago, and he mentioned that there didn’t seem to be many...
Northern Lights dazzle Cordovans
The Cremation of Sam McGee -- Robert ServiceThere are strange things done in the midnight sun
By the men who moil for gold;
The Arctic trails...
Moose for breakfast, anyone?
The days are getting longer, and many a Cordovan has made it through the winter enjoying the bounty of the well-managed nearby Copper River...
Shoot! The Air’s Full of Widgeons!
As our military jets are blazing away at balloons and other airborne objects with deadly effect, I am reminded of the glory days of...
Orca Road reopens after repairs
For the second year in a row, a combination of high winds and big tides caused significant damage to Orca Road. Erosion this past...
The Disneyland pilgrimage continues
The Feb. 3, 2013 Cordova Chronicles began with us landing in Seattle on the way to Disneyland and our kids discovering the difference between...
Puffy eggs, anyone?
With the recent ongoing egg shortage seemingly resolved, how about a family egg tale from 42 years ago?Back then eggs arrived in Cordova by...
Eggs were free at K & E
The recent spike in local egg prices, caused by supply shortages in the Northwest, brought back memories of a time when eggs were free...
A very jazzy Christmas
Christmas decorations are coming down as the holiday season is over. Cordovans, as always, enjoyed a wide range of activities as part of this...
Long-overlooked property being developed
Anyone who has lived in Cordova for very long knows about the acute shortage of housing and land. For sale signs or advertising are...
