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Hot start for Juneau Public Market as holiday season begins with frigid, wintry weekend
About 200 clothing, craft, food and other vendors at Public and Indigenous markets through Sunday.
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Snow makes things extra flaky for more than 300 people at 11th annual Turkey Trot
Big costumes and big strollers still show up to plunge along the pre-Thanksgiving feast trail.
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After completing marathon goal of all 50 states, John Kern looks ‘around the world’
Juneau runner seeks to complete Six World Marathons challenge in Tokyo — and what’s beyond.
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Wrangell residents gather to remember landslide victims on one-year anniversary
“We want you to know that we have noticed the incredible heart of this community.”
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Susan M. Carney to serve as Alaska Supreme Court chief justice
Alaska’s five Supreme Court justices have voted to make Justice Susan M. Carney the next chief justice.
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America’s first Arctic ambassador was just confirmed weeks ago. Now he could be out of a job.
It’s standard for politically appointed ambassadors to leave posts during a presidential transition.
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Empire Archives: Juneau’s history for the week ending Nov. 30
Three decades of capital city coverage.
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Taku Winds takes on challenge of opening “Christmas Wrapped in Brass”
Concerts featuring holiday music from 10 to 1,000 years old scheduled Friday and Saturday
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Group of residents and a flock of frozen turkeys catch catamaran to Kake in time for Thanksgiving
Hosts of community celebrations on boat Tuesday after weekend ferry mishap strands them in Juneau.
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With virtually all of the top Trump spots filled, Dunleavy says he’s staying as governor
Governor, who has two years remaining in his second term, makes announcement on talk radio Monday
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Woven Peoples and Place: Skagway Development Corp.’s community partnership and holistic development
Initiatives like “Made in Skagway” program focus on local business support, community development
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Alaska’s total commercial salmon harvest this year was ultra-low in both quantity and value
State: Number of fish harvested third lowest since 1985, value to fishers third lowest since 1975.
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Recount of defeated ranked choice repeal ballot measure faces long odds — but has an ardent attorney
Lawyer for other “election integrity” efforts argued Supreme Court should overturn Trump’s 2020 defeat.
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Crimson Bears grapplers swarm The Rock
JDHS wrestlers second to Mt. Edgecumbe at Sitka Invitational.
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Break in Kake’s ferry dock mooring fouls Thanksgiving plans for dozens of people stranded in Juneau
Ship loaded with vehicles and food forced back to Juneau after wind damage to village’s dock Saturday.
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Crimson Bears find Moose difficult to slow down on the ice
JDHS hockey team falls twice on the road at the Palmer ice arena.
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Matching those hungry to help with those hungry to feast carries on as pre-Thanksgiving ritual
Food baskets delivered to hundreds of homes, food bank hosts annual drive on Saturday before holiday.
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State Rep. Andi Story to co-chair House Education Committee under new Democrat-led majority
Sara Hannan remains on Finance Committee as Juneau representatives look to play bigger roles
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Juneau Public Market expected to be biggest since 2019 — and online shoppers can start browsing now
41st annual three-day event starts Friday, along with Indigenous Artists and Vendors Holiday Market.
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So…who is that woman that’s been stretched out on Sandy Beach all month?
Artist Blake Byers uses nearby rocks to depict South African model as part of “exhibit” of people on…