Katie Kitchpanich, like most of us, feels like she’s dealt with a lot over the past few years. The coronavirus pandemic, mainly, but also the chaos of last year’s election and the new administration of President Donald Trump. So, when Kitchpanich heard about an impending volcanic eruption near her hometown of Anchorage — and the accompanying […]
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