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Wild Shots: Photos of Mother Nature in Alaska
The Empire is looking for superb images of Alaska’s wildlife, scenery or plant life. Send your photos to:…
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Time to start planting your veggies
I’m not sure if March ended like a lamb. It certainly wasn’t worse than its entrance, but compared…
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Beach-walking in late March
What’s a restless naturalist to do, when most of the ground in covered with soggy snow and strong…
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Life with Bears
In 1976, when Larry Aumiller was dropped off by floatplane for his first season to oversee the McNeil…
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First Friday fun
Featured artist: Guitar-maker George Gress Amalga Distillery 134 N. Franklin St. Reception: 4-7:30 p.m. Amalga Distillery isn’t yet…
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Folk Fest: Where to listen, play and dance this week
The 43rd annual Alaska Folk Festival kicks off Monday. The festival runs April 3-9 and will showcase more…
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Hope for the homeless
Hope is a powerful thing. Hope is perhaps the only thing that can carry us through life’s inevitable…
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Anniversary: Travis and Ashley Green celebrate 8 years
Travis and Ashley (Evans) Green were married in Juneau on April 4, 2009 and will be celebrating their…
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Register now for a space at Community Day on Campus
The Juneau Arts &Humanities Council will hold its annual Community Day on Campus: Carnival of the Arts from…
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Douglas Island Neighborhood Association to hold public safety meeting
Douglas Island Neighborhood Association is holding a special meeting at 6 p.m. on Tuesday at the Douglas Library…
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Song of the Steller Sea Lion
I am a sea lion hauled out here On this cobble, sand, and boulder rookery, This strand between…
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Wild Shots: Photos of Mother Nature in Alaska
Reader-submitted images of Mother Nature in Alaska Submit your wild shots: The Empire Outdoors page is looking for…
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Animals at play
Any observant dog owners can recognize the invitation-to-play posture of their dogs, sometimes addressed to persons, and sometimes…
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Art in Unusual Places
Reader submissions of art in unusual or unexpected places. Send images, with descriptions, to editor@capweek.com.
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Squirrels somehow predict seed bonanza
Stan Boutin has climbed more than 5,000 spruce trees in the last 30 years. He’s fallen only once,…
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Photos: Git Hayetsk dancers perform
Git Hayetsk dancers from Metlakatla and British Columbia performed Saturday, March 25 for the University of Alaska Southeast’s…
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Meet 5 female artists who transformed Juneau’s art scene
Most Alaskans are familiar with the work of Rie Munoz. But what of Dale DeArmond, a woodcut printmaker…
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Meet frequent face at Folk Fest Taylor Vidic
Here’s a name frequently seen in connection with music events around town, from the Juneau Cabaret to The…
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Coeur Alaska Inc. donates $40,000 to UAS Scholarship Fund
Coeur Alaska Inc. has donated $40,000 to the UAS Coeur Alaska-Kensington Gold Mine Environmental Science Award this academic…
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Choosing our words truthfully
In our world, words seem to flow in endless disharmony. Words are often misused in ways that do…