Each year, Alaska Native peoples head out to catch fish and hunt seals as they have for thousands of years. But if current worldwide trends… Continue reading
The temperatures plummet to single digits, and maybe the winds howl too, and even if the lovely sun is shining, the days are short, food… Continue reading
“Seeing Faces” Juneau-Douglas City Museum 114 W. 4th St. 4:30-7 p.m. The Juneau Douglas City Museum will host a solo artist reception for Tsimshian carver… Continue reading
It’s that time of year again: time to make New Year’s resolutions. Do you feel like you just did that? Every year it’s the same… Continue reading
Recent births at Barlett Regional Hospital: On Dec. 23, a son, Clark Paul Hartman, weighing 9 pounds, 0 ounces, was born to Lesley Kalbrener and… Continue reading
I have a virus. I won’t share the symptoms. It is never helpful to place blame, but a sick two-year-old who loves to curl up… Continue reading
The Canvas at REACH extends our sincere appreciation to First National Bank Alaska for their generous year-end gift. FNBA funded our framing supplies for 2018,… Continue reading
As 2017 comes to a close, we at the American Red Cross of Alaska would like to express our appreciation and sense of loss for… Continue reading
On behalf of the Juneau-Douglas Shrine Club, we want to thank everyone who attended our inaugural Christmas party on Dec. 17 at the Juneau Masonic… Continue reading
A pastor of 30 years comes clean; Geoff Kirsch’s controversial satire of Alaska Airlines boarding policies; Kerry Howard’s unpacking of “Juneau Style”; the things they… Continue reading
Deadwood — every bureaucracy has some! Yet each “deadwood” individual supports a vibrant community of personal bacteria, and perhaps a fungus or a tapeworm. And… Continue reading
The Tongass National Forest has released the schedule for the 2018 Fireside Lectures at Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center. Local photographer Mark Kelley will start the… Continue reading
Richard Forman, a Harvard professor of landscape ecology, once visited a mangrove swamp in the Florida Everglades that he described as the most remote place… Continue reading
All we had for transportation, when we first lived way out in the bush when I was a kid, was a thirteen-foot Boston Whaler powered… Continue reading
Planet Alaska began as a desire to share and celebrate the diversity of Alaska from Ketchikan to Utqiagvik. Planet Alaska is two writers/artists, a mother/daughter… Continue reading
Recent births at Bartlett Regional Hospital: • On Dec. 11, a son, Hugh Edward Cavellier, weighing 8 pounds, 3 ounces, was born to Lisa and… Continue reading
The Alaska State Library is accepting applications for three summer internships in public libraries. Interns will receive travel reimbursement, a $4,000 honorarium and free housing… Continue reading
The Alaska State Committee for Research is soliciting nominations for the Alaska Innovators Hall of Fame. The hall recognizes individuals “who put Alaska on the… Continue reading
Eight organizations and the Juneau School District are receiving seasonal contributions from the Avista Foundation and Avista Corp. in support of the City and Borough… Continue reading
The day after Christmas, stargazers at the Marie Drake planetarium will learn how aliens and astronauts celebrate Christmas and how Christmas is celebrated on the… Continue reading
