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15 states to appeals court: Overturn endangered frog ruling
NEW ORLEANS — Fifteen states are asking a federal appeals court to reconsider a Louisiana landowner’s attempt to…
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Protesters urge governor to stop hunting of Denali wolves
FAIRBANKS — The start of wolf hunting season near Denali National Park has opponents calling on Gov. Bill…
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Changes coming to JUMP Society
Featuring short films by locals, the semi-annual film festival held by the JUMP Society is always new. This…
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What if Juneau’s favorite dumpling was a drug?
It was ten years ago that local filmmaker Danny Peterson brought to light the health effects of pelmenis…
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Renovations approved for Ketchikan museum
KETCHIKAN — The Ketchikan City Council has approved the renovation of the main floor of the Tongass Historical…
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Alaska Postive call for submissions
The Alaska State Museum’s biennial exhibition of Alaska photography, Alaska Positive, will be open for submissions on Aug.…
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Free kids’ workshops at the SLAM
Kids ages 6-12 can sign up for free youth art activities at the Andrew P. Kashevaroff State Library,…
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The Great Alaska Staycation
Alaska is special. We know this. When we first move here, we suffer all manner of hardship to…
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Meals with Midgi: This peach caprese salad is perfect for summer
Last week I had the pleasure of attending my third International Food Bloggers Conference (IFBC). This annual event…
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Gathering Alaska: Finding nagoonberries’ secret spot
At first it’s hard to pinpoint what exactly makes nagoonberries wonderful. They’re a single berry on a tiny…
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Woodshed Kings: How much wood is enough?
HOW MUCH WOOD IS ENOUGH? The junk mail du jour was one of those women’s sportswear catalogs where…
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Juneau man grapples with aftermath of Vietnam, Wounded Knee
Juneau teacher Paul Kristian Berg has faced choices so difficult most people never have to make them. During…
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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…
![Juneau artist Rachael Juzeler's "Alder in the Rain [summer]" is on display in the Outdoor Art Exhibit at Carkeek Park "Heaven & Earth VIII" in Seattle. Here is the artist with her work.](https://www.juneauempire.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/12/2018/08/15559429.jpg?w=225)
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Juneau artist displays work outdoors in Seattle
Juneau artist Rachael Juzeler has a piece on display at Carkeek Park in Seattle through September. The piece…
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Senior Menu
Juneau Senior Center Menu Monday, Aug. 8 Egg Salad Sandwich Potato Soup Sunshine Salad Tuesday, Aug. 9 Taco…
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Mother-daughter team paint mural for Pavitt’s childcare center
Pavitt Health and Fitness will be opening a childcare center for their gym users in the building next…
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Guy About Town: A mobile diorama
There comes a time in every Juneauite’s life when they find themselves at a crossroads — sometimes literally…
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Recent births
Recent births at Bartlett Regional Hospital • A son, Parker Anthony Miller, weighing 7 lbs. 8 oz., was…
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A peek behind the curtains: Costume creations
Once a stay at home mom, Ruth Fulwiler saw her life get busier when she was handed a…
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Residents named to Dean’s List, Honor Roll at UNC
At the University of Northern Colorado, Juneau residents Aaron Abella made the Dean’s List and David Dumesnil made…