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Moose on the loose at Mendenhall Glacier
The Mendenhall Glacier Recreation Area had an unlikely visitor this week: a young bull moose has been spotted…
Neighbors
Duck hunting opens Saturday
Waterfowl hunting season starts with a bang this Saturday. The last day of hunting is Dec. 31. Hunters…
Neighbors
A traditional gig: Native corp. pays berry pickers
A rock quarry surrounded by second growth and alder trees: the land in front of berry pickers Thomas…
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Troopers kill charging brown bear
An Alaska Wildlife Trooper shot and killed a charging brown bear Monday night after it raided a chicken…
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Juneau goes electric
Talk to electric vehicle owners in Juneau and you’re likely to hear some iteration of the phrase ‘Perfect…
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Elks Lodge takes Army vets fishing
Two long-serving Army veterans based out of Fairbanks travelled to Juneau this week on an Elks Lodge 420…
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Evicted residents break into Fourth St. house
A group of recently-evicted residents of a downtown home beset by drug raids returned to retrieve their belongings…
Neighbors
As glaciers melt, scientists try to figure out how fish will respond
Glaciers in Southeast and around the world are melting. This much scientists know. About half of the water…
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Recovery community tackles stigma, focuses on fun
When local Casey DenAdel travelled back to her hometown of Petersburg, one of the first things she did…
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After 32 years, Invisible World to close doors
Since 1985, locally-owned shop Invisible World has outfitted Juneauites and tourists alike with fall’s favorite garment: the sweater.…
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Hecla donates $300K to UAS vocational program
Hecla Mining company, owner of Greens Creek mine on Admiralty Island, donated $300,000 to the University of Alaska…
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Heritage Coffee changes hands
After 43 years filling Juneau’s capacious coffee mugs, Heritage Coffee Roasting Co. founder and owner Grady Saunders has…
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Beloved local banker retires
One husband, three kids, eight grandkids: Longtime local banker Linda Price has a big family. But throughout her…
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Valley library earns gold award for sustainable design
The Mendenhall Valley Public Library has received a “Gold” certification for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design from…
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NOAA frees tangled whale near Tracy Arm
A humpback whale near Tracy Arm became entangled in a cruise vessel’s anchor line for almost 12 hours…
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Juneau ralliers respond to Charlottesville
It’s been two weeks since a white supremacist drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters in Charlottesville,…
Sports
JDHS volleyball drops first two games at Nome
Juneau-Douglas High School volleyball will have to wait to get their first wins of the season as the…
News
Robe weaves its way back home
It’s been gone for more than 100 years, but now it’s home. Tradition, love and healing filled the…
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Rotary delivers beds for Housing First
Fifty-seven volunteers helped 32 of Juneau’s homeless come a bit closer to finding long-term housing on Saturday. In…
Sports
Nome-Beltz downs JDHS spikers in opener
The Juneau-Douglas High School volleyball team lost in their season opener at Nome-Beltz High School tonight, falling 3-1…