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BC filmmaker travels to Juneau for discussion
A Vancouver, British Columbia-based filmmaker will be giving a talk about her film after a free showing at…
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UA Board of Regents to hold statewide public testimony session
The public is invited to call in to share their thoughts on university issues with the University of…
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September Family Day at the City Museum set for Sept. 17
The City Museum’s September Family Day will take place Sunday, Sept. 17th from 1-3 p.m. and will be…
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Scholarship available for museum studies
The Friends of the Alaska State Library, Archives and Museum have announced the availability of the Ethel Montgomery…
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Celebrate Labor Day at free picnic
The public is invited to join labor union members, families and friends for a local celebration of Labor…
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Thank you, Red Cross
I would like to thank the people of Alaska and specifically the Red Cross in Juneau for their…
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Thank you for food drive effort
On Saturday, Aug. 19, the Southeast Alaska Food Bank conducted a successful food drive at Super Bear IGA…
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Thank you, Montessori Borealis school
Friends of the Marie Drake Planetarium, the nonprofit that runs the Marie Drake Planetarium, were presented with a…
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Juneau Style
I saw Christian Malik on the docks and thought, “This is how to dress like a modern day…
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How do sharks swallow?
I bet you haven’t thought much about that lately. After all, how would pondering this question ever help…
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The Dangerous Unselfishness of Sustainability
We’re often told to protect what we love. But love has its limitations. Most people have difficulty looking…
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Wild Shots: Photos of Mother Nature in Southeast Alaska
The Empire Outdoors page is looking for superb images of Alaska’s wildlife, scenery or plant life. Send your…
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Trailside observations and mysteries
One day in mid-August, I wandered along the Eagle River trail, just to where the old Yankee Basin…
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Remembering Bob Marshall
Bob Marshall once spoke to a Kobuk man named Tobuk, who explained to him how the world works.…
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Unique event pairs musical performance with climate change
In partnership with 350 Juneau, the Con Brio Chamber Series presents “A Call to Life: Variations on a…
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Shipwreck Salvage
The story I heard was that when the Sea Bear dropped anchor in Little Vixen, a bay five…
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First Friday features jazz band, rock group, totem pole talk
Tahir McInnis presents Melanin Auntie Downtown Dames 217 Seward St. 4:30-7:30 p.m. Downtown Dames will be featuring local…
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What ‘Upholding Balance’ means to Ketchikan Museums
The Tongass Historical Museum of the Ketchikan Museums has brought to its city an exhibit that is looking…
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Painting As He Sees It
This First Friday, Sept. 1, meet abstract painter Ian Grant. His work will be display at Annie Kaill’s…
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The ugliness of sin and the hope through Christ
Often in conversation regarding suffering and injustice in this world, questions arise as to why there is so…