Pol Corvez to talk at City MuseumThe Juneau-Douglas City Museum will host “Mailboxes: Portraits of North Douglas,” a presentation by photographer Pol Corvez, on Thursday,… Continue reading
In Shakespeare’s time, men performed all the roles in his plays, even those of women. Shaking things up with a new play by William Missouri… Continue reading
Poetry Omnibus accepting submissions until Jan. 31Poetry Omnibus is accepting submissions for a new year of poems on Juneau city buses. Poems must be original,… Continue reading
Poetry Omnibus accepting submissionsPoetry Omnibus is accepting submissions for a new year of poems on Juneau city buses. Poems must be original, by a local… Continue reading
Sudden cold windblows all the trash cans overin one mean gust.Garbage flies all down the street.All wrong, I think,as the gulls descend on the presentationof… Continue reading
Happy 2017, Juneau.We’ve officially passed the solstice, which means that although the days are infinitesimally longer, we’ve passed that subtle barrier between “What a winter… Continue reading
On behalf of the Southeast Alaska Food Bank board of directors and our food bank manager, Darren Adams, we would like to thank the citizens… Continue reading
It’s New Year’s — my least favorite holiday next to Sweetest Day. The pressure for profundity is overwhelming, so I celebrate John Denver’s birthday because… Continue reading
Resource Data, Inc., a custom software development, geographic information system and IT consulting firm, is pleased to announce the rehire of Heather Koyuk as a… Continue reading
The Canvas Art Studio and Gallery, a program of REACH, is honored to thank the Alcohol Retailers of Juneau and Lynn Canal for their generous… Continue reading
• On Dec. 19, 2016, a daughter, Noelle Grace Shanley, weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces, was born to Jamie Shanley and Patrick Shanley of Juneau.•… Continue reading
ANCHORAGE — The 425 employees at Northrim Bank and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Residential Mortgage, are looking back on the contributions made during the past year.… Continue reading
Monday, Jan. 1CLOSED FOR HOLIDAYMartin Luther King Day Tuesday, Jan. 2Macaroni and Cheese w/HamBroccoliSpinach Salad Wednesday, Jan. 3MeatloafScalloped PotatoesPeasDanish Salad Thursday, Jan. 4Chicken AdoboMixed VegetablesRiceCitrus Cup Friday, Jan. 5Baked… Continue reading
The next Wildlife Wednesday lecture will discuss the population decline of tree swallows.Brenda Wright, a naturalist and birder, will give a talk titled “Where have… Continue reading
Wonderful snow! Brightening our short December days; under that full moon, it was spectular.All that glorious snow drew me out, day after day, looking for… Continue reading
A few years ago while looking for deer, I listened to trees creaking and moaning in a Southeasterly gale. Snow fell steadily, illuminating the gloomy… Continue reading
T. Neil Davis has died at 84, in his Fairbanks home. The scientist/author/doer was a graduate student and later director at UAF’s Geophysical Institute. In… Continue reading
Submit your wild shots: The Empire Outdoors page is looking for superb images of Alaska’s wildlife, scenery or plant life. Send your photos to: Outdoors… Continue reading
The sport and personal use shrimp fisheries in Tenakee Inlet will remain closed in 2017 until further notice, according to the Alaska Department of Fish… Continue reading
SITKA — Mountain goat registration hunt RG150 on Baranof Island will end Dec. 31. Successful hunters must submit hunt reports and goat horns for age… Continue reading
