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Alaskans Afield to hold first class of 2017
Alaskans Afield first class of the 2017 season “Small Game Hunting & Field Dressing” will be held on…
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Unit 4 Spring bear season is open
The spring brown bear hunting season opened March 15 in Game Management Unit 4. Inside drainages (RB089) close…
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A Plant Called Pipsissewa
The rapidly lengthening days of March are an annual pleasure for us all, I think. They also make…
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Art in Unusual Places
The Capital City Weekly welcomes reader-submitted images of art in unusual or unexpected places. Email editor@capweek.com with submissions.
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Snow: A floathouse’s kryptonite
A friend just sent me a book of the very first Superman stories to appear in Sunday comic…
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Writers’ Weir: Haikus by W.S. Merk
shore bird music a scuff of lifting leaves the language of travel
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Kate Troll’s memoir a call to action on climate change
In former Juneau Assembly member Kate Troll’s second book, “The Great Unconformity: Reflections on Hope in an Imperiled…
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UV painting: Turning bodies into landscapes
Juneau artist Ron Gile likes to experiment with his art, and last summer he turned to the human…
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Hoonah youth club holds a culture camp in the Xunaa Shuká Hít
This winter, eight Hoonah CIty Schools students spent three days at the newly opened Xunaa Shuká Hít (Huna…
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Juneauites nominated for award
Gail Greenhaigh and Katherine Pittman were nominated for the Governor’s Council on Disabilites & Special Education with an…
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This Day in Juneau History: March 13, 1987
On March 13, 1987, Juneau Girls Scouts celebrated the 75th anniversary since the national program’s founding. The celebration…
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Of dazed minds and house fires
I accidently almost set my house on fire. I’m still waiting for the smoke to disappear; it can…
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Spelunking the man cave
Try as I might to deny it, there’s no disputing the science: I have a Y chromosome. The…
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A Purim lesson
How far you would go to save yourself? Your child? Your spouse? A family member? A friend? A…
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This Day in Juneau History: March 12, 1987
On March 12, 1987, Alaska Supreme Court Justice Jay Rabinowitz defended the state courts when speaking before the…
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Juneau singer-songwriter releases 10th album
Juneau singer-songwriter Marian Call just dropped her 10th album, “Standing Stones,” also marking a decade as a touring…
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Alaska Native poet’s second book focuses on indigenous thought
As a Tlingit and Inupiaq poet in Juneau, Ishmael Hope’s goal for his second book of poetry “Rock…
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This Day in Juneau History: March 10-11, 1987
On March 10, 1987, the City and Borough of Juneau Assembly started reviewing the exemptions list for the…
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What seeds to buy for your spring garden
Even though the talk is all about avalanches and friends are giddy in their joy over this latest…
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Far-north mallards thriving on the edge
With dogs’ breath fogging the 30-below zero air at their knees, 71 Iditarod mushers steamed their way down…