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Bear mauls four dogs in Hoonah, gets killed
Update: This article has been updated to include a comment from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.…
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STEM in schools: Floyd Dryden students take on pollock policy
Fisheries managers and scientists gathered on Tuesday for a serious discussion about pollock quotas in the Bering Sea.…
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New, ambitious plan unveiled to deal with surge of tourists at Mendenhall Glacier
With panoramic views of the Mendenhall Glacier, the U.S. Forest Service visitor center and surrounding recreation area are…
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Southeast lands voice Tlingit history in new place name exhibit
Correction: An earlier version of this article didn’t include Rosita Worl’s first name when she was referenced. The…
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Court approves sale of Nugget Mall for $12.5 million
A Washington court approved the $12.5 million sale of the Nugget Mall on Wednesday to Florida company Aventine…
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Juneau Community Foundation awards $1.8 million in grants
The Juneau Community Foundation announced $1.8 million in funding for local social service providers today. Senior care, disability…
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‘The Tired Paddler’s Song’: at rally, AK Natives speak out against violence against women
Correction: An earlier version of this article characterized the death of Mackenzie H. Howard as an unsolved murder.…
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Tourism’s next push: the spring cruise
It’s a few weeks early for cruise ship tourism in Juneau. That won’t stop Dan Blanchard. Hosting a…
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Four years in the making: ‘Taproom-focused’ microbrewery opens on N. Franklin Street
After four years of preparation, a new brewery opened Wednesday on North Franklin Street. Devil’s Club Brewing Co.,…
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Sound Publishing buys Capital City Weekly
Seattle-based Sound Publishing, Inc., announced today its purchase of the Capital City Weekly and the Juneau Empire from…
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What sport fishermen need to know about the king salmon crisis
Few issues will keep Juneauites inside on a sunny evening, but salmon conservation is among them. With king…
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Juneau pioneers Ridgway, King selected for AK Women’s Hall of Fame
One explored ocean floors, discovered a new species of whale and championed female-led science in Alaska. Another cataloged…
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Science march advocates for education
A few hundred scientists, researchers, educators and students braved the rain to advocate for science and education at…
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King salmon crisis to be addressed at symposium
Correction: This article first appeared with a headline which had the wrong date for the salmon symposium. The…
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Curious by Nature: What’s bubbling in front of Jon Reiswig’s home?
For a few decades now, retired surgeon Jon Reiswig has lived with a perplexing oddity: the water in…
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Mines dumping money into campaign against Stand for Salmon
Correction: An earlier version of this article misidentified a spokesperson for ConocoPhillips as a spokesperson for BP. The…
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Sound Publishing buys Juneau Empire
Seattle-based Sound Publishing, Inc., announced today its purchase of the Juneau Empire and Capital City Weekly from GateHouse…
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Ken Hill wants to do surgery on your bike. Plus: Makerspace upgrades their space
Get Ken Hill an Allen wrench, stat. Juneau’s newest doctor, Hill has rusty, silt-caked bikes to work on.…
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A handheld gateway to Alaska history
Following the direction of a Northern Flying Squirrel who happens to be a secret agent, fifth-grader Kajson Cunningham…
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After Mount Polley: The activists and filmmaker behind the documentary ‘Uprivers’
Indigenous activists Jacinda Mack and Carrie James come from two different countries and opposite ends of rivers their…