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Argument between neighbors leads to Friday stabbing at Cedar Park
A man was stabbed multiple times at Cedar Park housing complex on Douglas Island Friday night. Police say…
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State and Interior disagree over bear hunting on parks and preserves
The state of Alaska has a mandate to sustainably manage wildlife species for the benefit of hunters, which…
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Ketchikan company buys Alaska Zip Line Adventures, now owns both Juneau zip lines
Juneau’s two zip line companies will now operate under the same canopy. Alaska Zipline Adventures, a zip line…
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Bergmann Hotel for sale after condemnation order lifted
A condemnation order on the embattled Bergmann Hotel was lifted Friday, but no one will be headed back…
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Staying safe on NYE: JPD vigilant for drunk drivers, sexual predators; rides home are free
Revelers planning to drink on New Year’s Eve are advised to bring a sober driver, Deputy Police Chief…
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Say goodbye to 2017: Ring in 2018 with dancing, kindness and a chilly dip
Juneauites will ring in 2018 at a bevy of concerts and events around Juneau. Here’s a breakdown of…
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From Russia, with gov: Assembly breaks the ice with U.S. consulate general from the Russian Far East
It’s a trying time for diplomatic relations between the U.S. and Russia. U.S. intelligence agencies believe Russia meddled…
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State deer hunting season to close Dec. 31 in Southeast
Deer hunting season for Juneau and Ketchikan residents closes Dec. 31. Those living in rural areas outside of…
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Mall plumbing closes Vintage Fare, Peter’s Oriental
An order of teriyaki chicken from Peter’s Oriental or a quiche and a coffee from Vintage Fare Cafe…
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Training with SEADOGS: How Juneau’s search and rescue dogs sharpen their skills
A German shepherd named Panzer, a golden retriever named Sage, a skinny, fast looking dog nicknamed the “brown…
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39 years a Claus: Jack Marshall has brought Christmas cheer for nearly four decades
When Jack Marshall first donned the white gloves to spread Christmas cheer, the year was 1978. The hot…
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Personal use king crab season to finish early as warm weather, good catch add up
The Juneau area personal-use red and blue king crab fishery will close at 4 p.m. New Year’s Eve…
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Murkowski introduces bill to study ocean acidification
Global warming is causing ocean water to become less like baking soda and more like milk, chemically speaking.…
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Juneau birders conduct annual bird count amid trying time for certain species
Audubon Alaska bird watchers conducted their long-standing Christmas Bird Count on Saturday with concern in the back of…
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A tiny ‘powerhouse of prayer’
Before coming to Alaska, father Steven McGuigan had never been to the west coast. He was expecting igloos…
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Squid fishery proposed for Southeast
Following warmer waters to Alaska, market squid may be here to stay and at least four Southeast fishermen…
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Juneau’s next generation of tech leaders learn early at Robot Jamboree
Legorobotics is a party. That’s the first thing you’ll notice when you walk through the doors at Centennial…
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Pushing back against the greying of the fleet
The average age of an Alaska fisherman today is more than 50 years old. That number is growing…
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Taku River Chinook forecast lowest ever
Numbers released Tuesday by the Alaska Department of Fish &Game forecast a third straight year of low Chinook…
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Getting Nautical: Dive photographer Art Sutch talks about capturing life beneath the waves
Many things have to line up for local dive photographer Art Sutch to capture life beneath the seas…