Judge taking time on cruise ship lawsuit ruling
The lawsuit between the city and the cruise industry won’t be resolved any time soon.
News
Tickets still available for Capital Brewfest
Tickets are still available for Capital Brewfest, which is taking place this Saturday. Though VIP tickets and non-drinking tickets are… Continue reading
Affordability, economic development stand out in mayoral forum
Candidates mostly agree on methods to boost Juneau economy.
Sports
JDHS spikers 9th at Spiketacular, Thunder Mountain sweeps Kayhi
The Thunder Mountain High School volleyball team completed a weekend sweep of the Ketchikan Lady Kings over the weekend.
Back To School Tennis Tournament results
The Juneau-Douglas High School tennis team partnered with community players for the Back To School Doubles Tournament. The tournament ended… Continue reading
Neighbors
Juneau Style
Style doesn’t have to be complicated. Matt Weighman, a visitor from the UK, keeps it simple by wearing a woven… Continue reading
Bridget Abroad: Bonjour, France
On the 10-hour nonstop flight from Seattle to Paris, it finally hit me — I’m on my way to France.… Continue reading
Capital City Weekly
Library intern organizes Native culture fest
The Douglas Public library wasn’t quiet Saturday. The sounds of drums, singing… Continue reading
Juneau poet wins national award for self-published book
Miriam Wagoner never thought her poems would be published, let alone win… Continue reading
Alaska Outdoors
Local volunteers meeting up Saturday to clean up coastline
This Saturday, people around the world are hitting the beach in the… Continue reading
Photos: Fritz Cove skiff ride
I am usually hiking or climbing. This time I wanted to get on the water.
Events
Tickets still available for Capital Brewfest
Tickets are still available for Capital Brewfest, which is taking place this… Continue reading
Planetarium presentation looks into ancient societies
Anyone who steps into Marie Drake Planetarium tonight will be stepping back… Continue reading
Opinion
Opinion: Stop pushing timber-first policies
Alaska’s Congressional Delegation is once again showing how out of touch they are with the realities of the Tongass.
Opinion: The Alaska Mental Health Trust and Juneau
The Alaska Mental Health Trust owns a three-acre Juneau waterfront tract, commonly known as the subport property. It is one… Continue reading
Letters to the Editor
Opinion: Oil-company opposition to Ballot Measure 1 is a reason to vote yes
Most of us don’t bother to read the fine print. Sometimes, though, it is quite informative. For instance, in the… Continue reading
Opinion: Murkowski and Sullivan should vote against Kavanaugh
I am a lifelong Alaska resident, born and raised in Juneau. I’m very concerned about the current Supreme Court nominee,… Continue reading
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