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Vaudevillian musical becomes a play within a play for a Scotland stage
“A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum,” the upcoming production by Juneau-Douglas High School, will…
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Local documentary maker turns camera to a romantic comedy
Greg Chaney, a Juneau filmmaker, is used to telling the stories of others through his documentaries. He’s made…
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Hoonah, happiness and orange frogs
There was talk of bombs at the Hoonah Jr. and Sr. High School on Tuesday, Jan. 10, but…
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New UAS welcome sign gives nod to cultural significance of campus location
Returning University of Alaska Southeast students for the spring semester may note that the entrance sign has been…
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Sexual assault survivor finds freedom in art inspired from her diary
“I think it’s powerful and addresses something that isn’t often talked about in public,” Lauren Brooks, a former…
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Tree swallows – Where have they gone?
At a crowded Mendenhall Valley Public Library, people gathered for a Wildlife Wednesday hosted by the Southeast chapter…
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Women Playing Hamlet: Confidence, comedy with community theatre
In Shakespeare’s time, men performed all the roles in his plays, even those of women. Shaking things up…
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The art of Scott Severance: From new brewery labels to the fantastical
THE ART OF SCOTT SEVERANCE BY CLARA MILLER Capital City Weekly This January, Husky IPA, a spring seasonal…
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Embracing a kinder new year
For many people, 2016 festered. From vitriol in the elections and caps lock matches on social media to…
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Consignment, vintage, antiques – just A Little Bazaar
Twenty-two years ago, Theresa Araki had a booth at Juneau’s public market she called A Little Bazaar. This…
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Yuletide in Skagway has an “old-world” feel
On a snaining Friday in early December, downtown Skagway was quiet — at least until Yuletide celebrators crowded…
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New Klondike exhibits an inclusive, immersive experience
Skagway — The Klondike Gold Rush Historical Park exhibits used to be what National Park Service employee Benjamin…
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Club Baby Seal: Juneau’s local comedy group set for more shows
In late spring, five comedians, almost all new to stand up comedy, came together for their first performance…
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Talking in code: How the Tlingit, Navajo tribes helped end WWII
Thirty-three Native American tribes had members who served as World War II code talkers, amounting between 400-500 men.…
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National Novel Writing Month: Writers write
As I sit here at the Mendenhall Valley Public Library on a Saturday, the frost outside the window…
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Wickersham a complicated figure
A crowd filled the seats at the Rockwell Ballroom in mid-November as Friends of the Juneau-Douglas City Museum…
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Q&A with Ketchikan photographer Felix A. Wong about his exhibit ‘Moonshine’
Felix A. Wong, originally from Singapore, is a self-taught Ketchikan photographer with a passion for nighttime photography. This…
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Event focuses on sharing trails, ‘demystifying trapping’
Trapping, an outdoors activity commonly associated with the Last Frontier, actually happens farther from home than many people…
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Symposium ties manic disorders to money
The seats were packed at the first keynote speaker’s lecture on manic depression in America at the University…
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UAS Power & Privilege Symposium: Promoting cultural change
University of Alaska’s Power & Privilege Symposium, the first of its kind at the Juneau campus, is a…