Registration for a free Tai Chi class began on Jan. 12 and will end on Jan. 19. This class is for those 60 years or… Continue reading
I hear of a lot of Christians who have given up on church. Reasons such as too many hypocrites, too much drama, too much of… Continue reading
American Seafoods’ Community Advisory Board is accepting applications for its Alaska Community Grant Program. The deadline to submit is Feb. 12, 2016.Since its inception in… Continue reading
Juneau resident Gabriella R. Worden, a member of the Class of 2017 at Stonehill College in Easton, Massachusetts, was placed on the dean’s list for… Continue reading
In honor of Jamie Parsons who recently passed away after battling myeloma, the Glacier Valley Rotary Club is collecting funds for a scholarship in the… Continue reading
R&M Engineering announced on Jan. 1 it joined PDC Inc. Engineers. In a statement, R&M indicated this will offer their clients expanded services and capacity… Continue reading
A collaboration between the Southeast Alaska LGBTQ Alliance (SEAGLA) and the Gold Town Nickelodeon Theater brings a Queer Film Fest to Juneau.The Queer Film Fest… Continue reading
Recent births at Bartlett Regional Hospital• A son, Nathaniel Elliot Estes, weighing 8 lbs. 3 oz., was born to Jessica and Jonathan Estes of Juneau… Continue reading
Luke gives us shepherds, the poor of the earth, to welcome the Christ Child. Matthew gives us rich men, men with access to expensive spices… Continue reading
Jeremy Kane’s exhibit of wood, soda and gas-fired ceramics is currently on display at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum. On Thursday, Jan. 21 from 7-8:30 p.m.… Continue reading
After my daughter and I returned from a recent trip to Iceland, I began thinking about how Icelandic alpine is different from Juneau’s. I knew… Continue reading
Juneau’s U.S. Forest Service roadside cabins set rental records this year.For the fiscal year between Oct. 1, 2014 and Sept. 20, 2015, “we posted the… Continue reading
One of Alaska’s most common seabirds is dying off in unusually high numbers, and though the majority of common murres found dead have been in… Continue reading
We Southeast Alaskans love Southeast Alaska, but we also love traveling to other (usually less rainy) parts of the world and hiking, biking, birding, scuba… Continue reading
A bright, cold day—just right for a little exploration. A friend and I headed for Hilda meadows: up Trickster (not groomed), onto the groomed upper… Continue reading
Southeast Alaska Independent Living (SAIL)/Outdoor Recreation and Community Access (ORCA) have teamed up with Eaglecrest Ski Area for their annual “Learn to Adapt” Day (Adaptive… Continue reading
The U.S. Forest Service’s Pacific Northwest Research Station Wednesday released a new report that outlines a climate adaptation strategy for yellow-cedar in Alaska. The report,… Continue reading
January is Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month, which includes the 34th annual Learn to Ski Weekend on January 16 and 17 at Eaglecrest Ski… Continue reading
On yet another, wet, overcast, beautiful dark day in Alaska’s capital city, the Juneau Gun Club held a PITA Registered Shoot. Only four members showed.… Continue reading
The second Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center Fireside Lecture of the season features U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Biologist Michelle Kissling discussing Kittlitz’s Murrelets. The birds… Continue reading
