The Boy Scout/Crow Point trail is one that some of us walk several times a year. We get to know every rise and turn pretty… Continue reading
Nancy Reagan once said, “A woman is like a teabag – only in hot water do you realize how strong she is.” On May 3,… Continue reading
And just like that, the winds have changed. Our summer, such as it was, is fading with the light, as are my regular dispatches from… Continue reading
Glaciers in Southeast and around the world are melting. This much scientists know. About half of the water in the Gulf of Alaska comes from… Continue reading
Alaska sea cucumber divers could be helping to cure cancer. Sea cucumber meat and skins have long been considered a delicacy in Asian cuisines; they… Continue reading
I was recently looking back on one of my articles from last year, published a year ago to the day, called 30,000 Maps of Juneau.… Continue reading
With all the events that have been taking place on a global level, I am worried about peace. It is interesting that as we celebrate… Continue reading
Big Brothers Big Sisters would like to extend a heartfelt Thank You to the Juneau Elks Lodge Number 420 for sponsoring our annual picnic on… Continue reading
We would like to pass on praise, gratitude and acknowledgement to the employees of Bartlett Memorial Hospital and Valley Medical Center. In 2010, our father… Continue reading
Kally Flynn wed Ken DiMarzio at Granite Point Mountain Lodge in Seward on April 22, 2017. A small gathering of 13 friends hopped aboard their… Continue reading
Recent births at Bartlett Regional Hospital: On Aug. 20, a son, Skyler A. Taboada, weighing 5 pounds, 12 ounces, was born to Janeth and Basilio… Continue reading
AWARE (Aiding Women in Abuse and Rape Emergencies) is offering advocacy training for community members starting this month. The two-part training series teaches the public… Continue reading
A Vancouver, British Columbia-based filmmaker will be giving a talk about her film after a free showing at the Goldtown Nickelodeon. Linda Ohama will be… Continue reading
The public is invited to call in to share their thoughts on university issues with the University of Alaska Board of Regents during the board’s… Continue reading
The City Museum’s September Family Day will take place Sunday, Sept. 17th from 1-3 p.m. and will be a part of the Juneau Public Libraries’… Continue reading
The Friends of the Alaska State Library, Archives and Museum have announced the availability of the Ethel Montgomery Scholarship application. Applicants for the $2,500 scholarship… Continue reading
The public is invited to join labor union members, families and friends for a local celebration of Labor Day at Sandy Beach from 11 a.m.-2… Continue reading
I would like to thank the people of Alaska and specifically the Red Cross in Juneau for their help when my house burned down in… Continue reading
On Saturday, Aug. 19, the Southeast Alaska Food Bank conducted a successful food drive at Super Bear IGA in conjunction with their monthly “Price Smasher… Continue reading
Friends of the Marie Drake Planetarium, the nonprofit that runs the Marie Drake Planetarium, were presented with a generous donation by the Montessori Borealis school.… Continue reading
