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LOCAL JUNEAU EMPIRE Dozens of Juneau fourth- and fifth-graders will stage a send-off performance of the "Tides and the Tempest" on Monday night before bringing the play to the nation's capital.

Taking the National Stage

 Making waves: Naatsilanei's nephew, Elle Gray, left, and brothers-in-law, from second left, Jestoni Ramirez, Tori Tucker, Carissa Anderson and Merci Marcelino, paddle their canoe near the rock where they abandoned him.
Brian Wallace / Juneau Empire
Making waves: Naatsilanei's nephew, Elle Gray, left, and brothers-in-law, from second left, Jestoni Ramirez, Tori Tucker, Carissa Anderson and Merci Marcelino, paddle their canoe near the rock where they abandoned him.
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