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JDHS class donates boat to Salmon Derby
Salmon Derby Co-Chair Doug Larsen still remembers a small rowboat his dad gave him when he was 12…
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Juneau’s newest coffee shop holds grand opening
Juneau’s newest coffee shop has a name, thanks to a crowdsourcing effort, and is holding its grand opening…
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Robert Edwardson prepares to campaign for Juneau Assembly seat
Robert Harris Edwardson has lived in Juneau on and off for about 20 years, and has considered running…
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BBC, PBS film Wild Alaska Live broadcast in Juneau
About a year ago, British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Series Producer Adam White walked into the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor…
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Walkoffs, comebacks lead GCLL to state title
The winner-take-all game of the Little League State championship series wasn’t going according to plan for the Gastineau…
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Two Juneau residents endure cold water, steep mountain trek to finish extreme triathlon
During the swimming portion of Saturday’s Alaskaman Extreme Triathlon, Douglas resident Jim Ustasiewski thought the 57-degree water of…
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It’s Oprah!
Cody Wilson didn’t recognize the woman until she was leaving the store. Wilson, working a shift at Mt.…
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Assembly looks to put sales tax money toward maintenance
Through vote after vote Thursday night, the City and Borough of Juneau Assembly Finance Committee approved its list…
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Affordable senior living facility set to open in September
The “silver tsunami” has arrived in Juneau. The term refers to the rising number of seniors around the…
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Candidates for city election can file paperwork soon
On Oct. 3, Juneau’s voters will elect three Assembly members and two School Board members, and they’ll learn…
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Juneau beats first-place team in dramatic fashion
Alex Muir was tense. The Juneau Post 25 catcher came to the plate in the bottom of the…
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Juneau Post 25 earns comeback win in tune-up game
Finn Collins hadn’t been in this position in a year. Collins, the center fielder for American Legion’s Juneau…
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Juneau residents prepare for ‘extreme triathlon’ in Seward
For some Juneau residents, a regular triathlon just isn’t challenging enough. This Saturday, at least three Juneauites will…
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Peruvian restaurant opens, offering distinctive spices, flavors
Even as a 15-year-old in the Peruvian countryside, Julia Felix’s cooking was renowned. Neighbors and friends in her…
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City faces tough decision on Mendenhall River erosion
Just four years ago, Norman Staton had about 15 feet between his deck and his backyard fence. Now…
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Sealaska adds to Tlingit language app
Though most students cringe at the thought of a test or quiz, young Tlingit learners actually have been…
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City task force brings up possibly moving downtown’s homeless shelter
The City and Borough Assembly Task Force on Homelessness held its second meeting Tuesday, brainstorming numerous options for…
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New bishop brings focus on service, outreach to homeless
Growing up in a suburb of Los Angeles, Father Andrew Bellisario has found that Alaska’s wild landscapes and…
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Making progress: State of mental health, addiction treatment slowly improving in Juneau
Two years ago, Bartlett Regional Hospital chief executive officer Chuck Bill created a new position, that of Chief…
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Coast Guard Sector Juneau has new commander
Rear Adm. Michael McAllister has seen through the years that it’s difficult to retain a sense of normalcy…