Recent births at Bartlett Regional Hospital• A son, Dennis Michael Lavigne, weighing 7 lbs. 11 oz., was born to Rachael and Dennis Lavigne of Juneau… Continue reading
Monday, May 16Chili with Beef and CheeseCornbreadColeslawTuesday, May 17Sweet and Sour ChickenRiceCarrotsCauliflower and Broccoli TossWednesday, May 18Beef and Noodle CasserolePeasCottage Cheese and TomatoesThursday, May 19Spaghetti… Continue reading
On Monday it’ll be Alaska’s 50th Arbor Day, and a variety of events will be happening around Juneau to celebrate, such as the reenactment of… Continue reading
In a recent power outage, my wife and I had the unfortunate timing of being between floors two and three while riding the elevator. The… Continue reading
Since 2008, 400 babies have been born at the Juneau Family Health and Birth Center. April 25 marked the day when Alden Michael Bethel entered… Continue reading
The Riverbend Elementary staff and families would like to thank the following people and agencies for their wonderful science exploration activities and presentations at our… Continue reading
The Juneau Arts and Humanities Council is the recipient of $300 granted by the Juneau Women of the Moose for the purposes of assisting with… Continue reading
I watched a video interview recently where applicants for a director of operations position were given the requirements of the position they were seeking. They… 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 23rd annual Casting Night will be held from 6-8 p.m. on Thursday, May 19 at Twin Lakes. Raincountry Flyfishers and the local chapter of… Continue reading
The Tongass National Forest in partnership with Juneau Audubon Society and Juneau Community Garden Association will host International Migratory Bird Day activities on Saturday, May… Continue reading
To prevent human disturbances and mortality rates of chicks during nesting season, Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve is closing four different islands in Glacier… Continue reading
U.S. Forest Service park ranger Donald Macdovgall 59, stands on the Steep Creek Meadow platform looking down at a adolescent male bear, estimiated to be… Continue reading
In late April and early May, I enjoyed seeing a variety of sparrows, most of which were arriving from their winter quarters and fueling up… Continue reading
When botanist Janet Jorgenson first visited a patch of tundra east of Kaktovik in 1988, it was flat, dry and thick with 29 species of… Continue reading
JUNEAU — Jazz & Classics’ second weekend will showcase the stunning talent of Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn, the Katie Thiroux jazz quartet and its… Continue reading
JUNEAU — Northwind Architects of Juneau has been chosen to design a new arts complex for Juneau, the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council announced.Northwind is… Continue reading
JUNEAU — The CBJ Engineering and Public Works Department and the Parks and Recreation Department will host a public design workshop to develop a master… Continue reading
The first time Brendan Jones moved to Sitka, he was 19 years old and lost.He volunteered at Sheldon Jackson Hatchery in exchange for room and… Continue reading
I made the mistake of emailing Jim Hale an opinion. I sent him a mewling defense of the classic writing guide “The Elements of Style”… Continue reading
