Contributed by Susan Fouch Colony Christmas December 9-11, 2016 Greater Palmer Chamber of Commerce Downtown Palmer FREE Admission Save the Date! The community of Palmer is proud to bring you Colony Christmas 2016!
This year’s event will kick off on Friday, December 9th! Stop by the Palmer Depot for our annual craft fair, then head over to Palmer Moose Lodge with the kids for an evening of movies at the Moose. Don’t forget to stop by the Palmer Museum for a little wine tasting and a performance by the Alaska Fire Circus.
Then, bright & early Saturday morning, head back to downtown Palmer for a full day of free memory making events. Start your day with the Lions Pancake Feed hosted at Alaska Bible College. Spend the day walking through beautiful downtown Palmer, enjoying horse drawn carriage rides,
ICE CASTLES IN PALMER
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She is known for writing newspaper commentaries on controversial subjects including genetically modified foods, cannabis clubs, human manure composting and unconstitutional government behavior.
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Her book, The Alaskan Woodcarver’s Wife: A Tale of Pot, Patriots, Passion and PTSD, tells the story of Spoonguy’s encounters with unconstitutional courts and police in Arizona, California and Alaska. As a civil liberties violation investigator who calls police, courts and corrections officials on unconstitutional behavior, Spoonguy
gained notoriety in 2016 when a dog attack case brought him toe to toe with Homer police officer, Stephen Smith, over issues of warrantless arrest and probable cause, and nose to nose with Kenai Judge, Charles Huguelet, over issues of ineffective representation and sentencing the mentally disordered to incarceration rather than treatment. The couple co-founded the Citizens of Alaska Truth Justice and Reconciliation Commission to provide a community forum for citizens to report unconstitutional acts by police, courts and state agencies.