The blades of beach grass murmured like animatedideograms to tell us why, compass needles to tell us where, the hands of clocks to tell us… Continue reading
We live in a society where the skill of listening is too often replaced by reloading our vocabulary with ammunition to shoot down another person.Throughout… Continue reading
Alaska Climate Action Network will present a series of three films about climate change, its impacts and the creative actions people around the world are… Continue reading
In late September and early October, lots of rocks and gravel was laid on trails in the Mendenhall Glacier Recreation Area, specifically near Dredge Creek… Continue reading
Monday, Oct. 24Fiesta PorkSweet PotatoCauliflowerFruit SlawTuesday, Oct. 25Beef Stew with VegetablesRollsSpicy Fruit CupWednesday, Oct. 26Macaroni and Cheese with HamZucchini and CarrotsPerfection SaladThursday, Oct. 27Chicken and… Continue reading
The Juneau Girl Scouts would like to thank Allen Marine for their generous support of our annual Volunteer Appreciation Whale Watch on Sept. 12. We… Continue reading
Recent births at Bartlett Regional Hospital• A son, Erik Thorin Alexander Adams, weighing 9 lbs. 5 oz., was born to Lisa Schramek Adams and Joshua… Continue reading
I am not now, nor have I ever been, a Democrat. But I’m not a Republican, either.Indeed, I’m registered as an independent — and I… Continue reading
Healing Hand Foundation was established 15 years ago — Oct. 17, 2001, in order to help with unfunded medical needs — health-related necessities such as… Continue reading
On a stormy day 98 years ago, the southbound ship the Princess Sophia sank off Vanderbuilt Reef, 30 miles from Juneau. Though rescuers were able… Continue reading
United Way of Southeast Alaska would like to acknowledge all those businesses that helped make the 2016 Day of Caring possible.For their ongoing support and… Continue reading
The volunteers of the Amazing Bookstore would like to thank Alaska Marine Lines and World Wide Movers for the important role they play in keeping… Continue reading
National Alliance on Mental Illness Juneau would like to thank all the runners, walkers, supporters and volunteers who came out to the Extra Tough 5K… Continue reading
The Juneau Lions Club and the Juneau Mendenhall Flying Lions Club, which make up the Capital City Joint Sight Committee, would like to thank the… Continue reading
I missed most of the crisp, sunny fall weather here in Juneau but my mom, daughter, and I enjoyed those late summer days while on… Continue reading
On a recent river trip down the Porcupine River, my friend Garrett Jones and I nosed into a few townsites we saw on the map.… Continue reading
The other day I trudged along Grandchild Peak ridge on an outing for a college backpacking class I teach. During a break, while munching granola… Continue reading
Early October brought us an unprecedented stretch of lovely weather: cool and crisp in the morning, in the 50s by midday, and wonderful sunshine. Termination… 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
SOLDOTNA — Fishermen and the fisheries-inclined turned out by the dozens Tuesday for an open hearing before the Board of Fisheries to air their concerns… Continue reading
