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Alaska Science Forum: Elephant Point and forests on ice
For all the descriptive Alaska place names out there — like the Grand Canyon, the Wall of China…
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Fishermen’s group kicks off information program
The United Fishermen of Alaska kicked off their Salmon Habitat Information Program (SHIP) this week by opening an…
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$10 million available for fisheries projects from NOAA
NOAA Fisheries has made $10 million in funding for projects focusing on sustainable fisheries and coastal fishing communities,…
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Dirt Girl: When is the right time to harvest garlic, shallots?
Last fall I planted garlic and shallots. Thinking about them now takes me back to those early spring…
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Off the Trails: Toadlets, sticklebacks and sweetgrass
A short visit to Gustavus in mid-July yielded a diversity of interesting observations. My friend had a report…
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Butterfly walks are popular with all ages
SPOKANE, Wash. — Butterflies are more than just another pretty bug. They’re pollinators and indicators of a healthy…
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Paddling the Inside Passage in an ‘origami’ kayak
Below the gangway leading down to Harris Harbor, 25-year-old medical student Austin Jones split open his foldable kayak,…
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Hydaburg opens correspondence school
Hydaburg City School District has announced the opening of its statewide correspondence high school — TOTEM Correspondence. TOTEM…
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Alaskans Afield offers shotgun, waterfowl hunting classes
Alaskans Afield offers shotgun, waterfowl hunting classes The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is offering two Alaskans…
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Learn to fly fish, hunt for upland birds
Learn to fly fish, hunt for upland birds The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is offering several…
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A ‘creative conversation’ about racial justice and violence
Michael Brown. Trayvon Martin. Tamir Rice. Emmett Till. When Skylar Wright, a recent graduate of Pacific High School…
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The woman of The House of Wickersham
Mary Kay Havens didn’t used to like history. “I hated it. I got a C in history,” she…
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‘The Boy Who Lived’ lives on: Southeast prepares for the next chapter of Harry Potter saga
It’s been nine years and everyone is a little out of practice but it’s time to gear up…
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Art in Unusual Places
The Capital City Weekly welcomes reader-submitted images of art in unusual or unexpected places. Photographers of all levels…
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Young readers review books
Each week throughout the summer, the Juneau Public Libraries, in collaboration with the Friends of the Juneau Public…
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Juneau residents graduate from Washington State University
Four Juneau residents graduated from Washington State University in the spring of 2016. Ashli Ellen Kikendall graduated magna…
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Local graduates from Cottey College
Chloey Cavanaugh, daughter of Tanya Cavanagh of Juneau, graduated on May 15 with an associate of arts degree…
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Local named to Dean’s List at Washington University
Stephen Mell of Juneau was named to the Dean’s List for the spring 2016 semester at Washington University…
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Juneau resident makes the Dean’s List at APU
Juneau resident and Azusa Pacific University student Rebekah Badilla made the school’s Dean’s List for the spring 2016…
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ERBC thanks Princess Cruises
Echo Ranch Bible Camp would like to give a huge thanks to Princess Cruises for donating a pool…