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Here’s what’s happening for First Friday in November
The penultimate First Friday of 2024 features a variety of art and photography exhibits highlighting Alaska’s nature, plus…
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Cheer teams are G… R… E… A… T… Great, great, great
JDHS football and JYFL cheerleading teams earn state awards
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Volleyball team hits highs and lows on road trip
Crimson Bears staying positive after multiple games in Anchorage
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Alaska births and deaths both declined in 2023, and population total held steady, state says
Fewer Alaska babies were born in 2023 than in previous years, but there were also fewer deaths in…
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Higher payments for waterfront vendor permits, docking uninsured vessels get initial OK
Docks and Harbors Board also recommends changes involving delinquent payments.
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False citations show Alaska education official relied on generative AI, raising broader questions
Commissioner Bishop said documents a first draft, appeared on state’s website due to technical error.
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U.S. Capitol Christmas tree gives Wrangell much to celebrate
80-foot tree harvested from Tongass gets ceremonial sendoff before month-long trip to D.C.
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Angoon accepts U.S. Navy apology for bombardment that destroyed village 142 years ago
“From this day forward, no more crying,” village leader says about declaration sought for generations
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JDHS takes team title as champion grapplers crowned in Southeast Showdown
Top high school wrestlers in the Panhandle gave fans a return to the ultimate showcase in Juneau.
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Nothing scares runners at Halloween Half Marathon
Over 100 ghouls entered in 13.27-mile and 5-kilometer races.
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Early voting in Alaska is off to a fast start and is on pace for a record, figures show
On Monday, Republican U.S. House candidate Nick Begich urged supporters to vote early and lock in their votes.
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Biden highlights Rosita Worl’s harsh childhood, life achievements in apology for U.S. abuse of Native children
Remarks come days after Biden gives Sealaska Heritage Institute president National Humanities Medal
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Border Patrol: Drawing the line between Alaska and Canada
Southeast Alaska boundary originated as uncertain line created by 1825 treaty between Russia, Great Britain.
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Downtown businesses open after last ship leaves plan for lean winter, worry about proposed Douglas dock
Entire blocks along Franklin Street now shut down, but some stores seek to lure what locals they can.
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Eaglecrest Ski Area’s dilemma: Aging equipment needing repair while planning an ambitious new future
Leaders at board retreat also confront loss of lift for season, staff shortages, gondola uncertainties.
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Different cast and director every weekend as ‘Love Letters’ opens Juneau Ghost Light Theatre’s season
Production will also feature different musicians each weekend and first sign-language interpreters.
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Another record year: 1.68 million cruise passengers visit in 2024, up from 1.64 million in 2023
Biggest issues for visitors were lack of connectivity and crossing guards, tourism director says.
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Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski again endorses Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola
Alaska’s senior U.S. Senator endorsed Peltola in 2022 and says cross-party collaboration is important.
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Alaska joins growing number of states considering crackdown on cellphones in schools
Most U.S. adults support cellphone bans in middle and high schools, research shows
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Woven Peoples and Place: Ḵutí expands across Southeast Alaska
Project seeks to address community concerns about landslides and other natural hazards in the region.