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When spring finally came, it came in a rush. Cottonwood and alder leaves fairly leaped from the buds and grew rapidly toward full size. I… Continue reading
Ceremony was a show of promise for JDHS graduating seniors.
“Each one of you matters and each one of your lives affects so many others.”
Stories of all 31 seniors at alternative high school shared by staff who know them best
Local senator’s proposal that passed Legislature 59-0 signed by governor just before Memorial Day
Crimson Bears own pitch against Soldotna
Agreement risks angering both Democratic and Republican sides.
Alcohol was involved, police say.
Imagine being a moose in late May…
Reader-submitted photos of Mother Nature in Southeast Alaska.
Here’s what to expect this week.
Nearly $450,000 in damages and costs awarded to ASEA as judgement in 2019 lawsuit upheld
“I think this will make a difference in the amount of drugs flowing into our community.”
Plus, what’s happening in Juneau on Monday.
Education funding increase, “parental rights” and other proposals will resurface next year.
Students among speakers at Juneau’s three high school ceremonies Sunday
“JPD does not believe there is any danger to the public at large.”
Economic as well as environmental prospects emphasized at second annual energy conference
Eldri Westmoreland is set to fill the position starting in July.
