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Local arts and culture programs in crosshairs of latest cuts by Trump administration
Perseverance Theatre, music programs, public library’s statewide remote services hit by fund cancellations.
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Juneau author Tessa Hulls wins Pulitzer Prize for graphic memoir ‘Feeding Ghosts’
Book entwines grandmother, mother and author on journey of politics and identity from China to points worldwide.
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Republicans Nancy Dahlstrom and Click Bishop are first to file for 2026 Alaska governor’s race
Bishop says he plans listening sessions with voters across the state before campaigning in earnest.
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Phil Huebschen stepping down after two years as head of Juneau Arts and Humanities Council
No reason stated for departure, which comes after JAHC faces DEI and funding pressure from Trump.
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University of Alaska Southeast’s commencement celebrates cultural diversity
“You are the mountains that we can live upon.”
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JDHS boys defense keeps pitch even against West Anchorage
Crimson Bears played state-ranked Eagles through rain and wind.
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Alaska Senate committee’s draft budget has a surplus — and that’s a sign of trouble
Committee leaders say they’ve created a “buffer” against a huge expected deficit in 2026.
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JDHS baseball plays triple-header at Ketchikan
Crimson Bears sweep Kings as rain forced game consolidation
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Rain dampens JDHS softball play at Ketchikan
Crimson Bears lose rain delayed doubleheader to Kings.
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The original road to the glacier
Despite the flurry of activity and development proposals in the 1960s, the first road to the glacier was…
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State, employees’ union reach tentative agreement on 11% pay hike over three years
Deal will also significantly boost state’s health insurance contribution if OK’d by workers, lawmakers.
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JDHS girls soccer team falls 2-1 to West Anchorage
Crimson Bears score first, Eagles win second half.
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JDHS boys pitched 7-1 by West Anchorage
Crimson Bears outplayed, but not overmatched against Eagles.
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A merry 15th annual Juneau Maritime Festival despite the rain
“This kind of feels like it’s just for us.”
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Juneau firefighters’ union sounds the alarm on delayed ambulance response times this summer
The concerns arise from a decline in staff and a rise in tourism.
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‘Mayday, Mayday’: Protesters and Liz Cheney urge wake-up call for defending democracy
Unity and solidarity expressed in rainfall on International Workers’ Day.
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JDHS soccer girls play even with West Anchorage
Crimson Bears and Eagles go scoreless on the pitch.
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Assembly moves forward on mill rate and utility fee hikes, $10M school projects bond
Juneau leaders opt against utility projects bond, put seasonal sales tax on hold for further study.
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Election to incorporate new Xunaa Borough, and select its Assembly and school board, set for July 15
Approval would form Alaska’s 20th borough; result in dissolution of Hoonah’s municipal government.