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Five weeks on St. Mark’s gospel

Beginning Monday, Feb. 26, the Rev. Steven F. McGuigan will offer a five-week series entitled “Exploring the Gospel…

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BRHF, accepting health sciences scholarship applications

To support the education of Southeast Alaska residents pursuing studies in health sciences and to encourage their return…

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Thank you to Mathcounts volunteers, congrats to winners

A team of middle school mathletes from Dzantik’i Heeni Middle School won the Southeast Regional Mathcounts Competition held…

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Thanks for Capital students-capitol visits

For the third consecutive year, all of Juneau’s 8th graders (approximately 375 students) and their teachers had an…

Junior Alejandro Soto is currently pursuing a degree in environmental studies and society with a social science concentration and minor in political science, as well as serving as a representative for Arctic issues in Alaska Geographic’s Arctic Youth Ambassadors program. (Photo courtesy Alejandro Soto)

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How two UAA students are raising awareness at home, abroad on Arctic issues

In 2015, the Arctic Youth Ambassadors Program was established by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the…

Ronalda Cadiente Brown. Photo by Stasia Skonberg.

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Brown promoted to UAS Assistant Dean for Indigenous and Multicultural Education

Ronalda Cadiente Brown has accepted the position of Assistant Dean for Indigenous and Multicultural Education at the University…

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Happy (late) Valentine’s Day! Or Singles Awareness Day. Or Galentine’s Day

Most importantly, though, happy Elizabeth Peratrovich Day. That’s a holiday everyone in Southeast knows. In elementary school, I…

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Backyard bird count starts today

The 21st annual Great Backyard Bird Count starts today and goes through Feb. 19. Help the Juneau Audubon…

Aurora is space weather made visible. Photo by Ned Rozell.

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Space weather: Havoc caused by the sun

Space weather affects snowplow drivers carving through Thompson Pass in a whiteout, Iowa farmers dropping seeds of corn,…

Zach Brown. Courtesy image.

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Inian Islands Institute a reality

Three years and a million dollars later, Zach Brown’s dream is coming to fruition. The Inian Island Institute,…

Gary Neilson has to chop through snow and ice to pull the plug in his skiff. He’ll let the saltwater in to melt the snow and ice that’s accumulated in the bottom. The seats and bow will have to be shoveled off before the skiff can be used to go get mail and groceries.

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‘Chionomisia’ for the win

Snow. Chiono is Greek for snow; phobia is Greek for fear. While there is definitely anxiety involved when…

University of Alaska Southeast assistant professor of Alaska Native Languages Lance Twitchell teaches a basic Northwest Coast Formline Art workshop at UAS on Friday, Feb. 9, 2018. Michael Penn | For the Capital City Weekly

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Art of Place: Spirit through form(line)

Northwest Coast Art is an easily distinguished and recognizable art form, and formline is its foundation, seen on…

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What can an owl’s face tell you about its habits?

There was much excitement this winter, among birders and photographers, over the sightings of a northern hawk owl…

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Recent births

Recent births at Bartlett Regional Hospital: • On Feb. 2, a daughter, Athena Terese Ortiz Lopez, weighing 6…

Group picture of families attending the 20th Anniverary Dinner of the Juneau Community Charter School at Juneau-Douglas High School on Saturday, Jan. 13, 2018.

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Thank you from the charter school

The Juneau Community Charter School expresses its gratitude to the many organizations and individuals who offered assistance and…

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Umpires needed for upcoming Adult Slow Pitch Softball season

The Juneau Douglas Officials Association and Juneau Softball Association are looking for slow-pitch softball umpires for the upcoming…

The Juneau School District gratefully accepted almost 250 pair of new winter boots from Juneau Fred Meyer to distribute to schools for children in need.

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Thank you Fred Meyer

The Juneau School District appreciates the generous donation of winter boots from Juneau Fred Meyer. Our Juneau Fred…

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I kind of love that Valentine’s Day falls on Ash Wednesday

I lean toward melancholy so I love Russian authors, cloudy days, a good drizzle, and Ash Wednesday. These…

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Free lunches offer info on homelessness, mental health, more

Starting soon, monthly luncheons will seek to educate members of the public about social issues facing the community.…

Yulia Galysheva, of Kazakhstan, jumps during the women’s moguls finals at Phoenix Snow Park at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, Sunday, Feb. 11, 2018. (Gregory Bull | The Associated Press)

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Olympic-in’ and Grinnin’

This past Friday, the world took a break from humanitarian strife, economic tumult and that whole “dueling memos”…