Ben Hohenstatt

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Antarctica on the solstice: Juneau couple spends holidays with thousands of penguins, near-constant daylight

They traveled south, way south.

Juneau Arts & Humanities Council Board Vice President Bing Carrillo gifts a piece of art to departing Board President Eric Scott during the JAHC annual meeting. Scott had served as president for three years and said he was feeling loss and melancholy. (Ben Hohenstatt | Capital City Weekly)
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New JACC pushes forward for funding

Demolition of the old Juneau Arts & Culture Center won’t start in spring as originally planed, but those spearheading the New JACC said Wednesday they’re… Continue reading

Juneau Arts & Humanities Council Board Vice President Bing Carrillo gifts a piece of art to departing Board President Eric Scott during the JAHC annual meeting. Scott had served as president for three years and said he was feeling loss and melancholy. (Ben Hohenstatt | Capital City Weekly)
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What’s the future for New JACC funding?

Some assembly required.

Alaskans share recovery stories in new web video series

Putting recovery in the spotlight.

Juneau church gets fundraising boost from storytellers

An uplifting story.

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Flute event coming to Sealaska Heritage’s clan house

It will be the venue’s first-ever orchestral performance.

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It’s a stitch: Handcrafted dolls featured at doll museum

First Friday featured detailed dolls.

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Juneau singer-songwriter plays 8th annual birthday show

There will probably be eighth notes.

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Christmas Extravaganza packs theater, draws laughs

Collette Costa’s annual show is a hit.

Juneau’s first-ever Tlingit language immersion preschool to open next month

Lingít revival.

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Recovery on Ice: Fun skate celebrates sobriety

Sobriety doesn’t have to be boring.

Alaska State Library, Archives and Museum Family Fair draws a crowd

Juneau youths exhibited smiles.

Seven candidates file for Kiehl’s Assembly seat

The race is on.

Pie in the Sky closes, but new venture awaits

Coming to a kitchen near you.

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New art in the new year: First Friday includes three fresh exhibits

Alexandra Bookless is back.

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Juneau’s burlesque troupe expects busy nude year

Clothes off to close out 2018.

The whale at Mayor Bill Overstreet Park will be the starting point of a 5K or 1 mile race benefitting the Eldred Rock Lighthouse. (Michael Penn | Juneau Empire File)

Run will benefit historic lighthouse

Get ready for a light run. Run 4 the Rock 5K and One Mile run starts after sunset Saturday and benefits the Eldred Rock Lighthouse… Continue reading

The whale at Mayor Bill Overstreet Park will be the starting point of a 5K or 1 mile race benefitting the Eldred Rock Lighthouse. (Michael Penn | Juneau Empire File)
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Adorable art started to make fears manageable

Glo Ramirez gets set for monster year.

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Planet Alaska: 10 things I learned at fishcamp

Fishcamp is a way of life.

Elizabeth Smart, national child safety activist and women’s empowerment speaker, will be the keynote speaker at the upcoming Reclaiming Own and Renew Women’s Conference. Registration for the conference is still open. (Courtesy Photo)
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Register for women’s conference, deer seasons ends, Sealaska Heritage sponsors workshop

News briefs for the week of Jan. 2, 2019.

Elizabeth Smart, national child safety activist and women’s empowerment speaker, will be the keynote speaker at the upcoming Reclaiming Own and Renew Women’s Conference. Registration for the conference is still open. (Courtesy Photo)