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Woven Peoples and Place: Húus dáng hl kíngsaang (I’ll see you again)
Reflections from Prince of Wales’ “Back to the Lands Week”
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Empire Archives: Juneau’s history for the week ending Sept. 28
Three decades of capital city coverage.
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Rainforest Recovery Center closure stands as Gastineau Human Services fires back at critics about its program
Accusations about closure prompt hospital, GHS, city leaders to meet about local substance abuse care.
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“Henry V” forcefully brings battlefield leadership issues to the stage during election season
Theater Alaska offering free and pay-as-you-want performances until Oct. 20.
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A new film highlights the traumas inflicted on Indigenous children by residential schools
This story contains difficult subject matter relating to Canada’s and America’s history of operating residential schools for Indigenous…
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Closure of Rainforest Recovery Center gets another look as decision called ‘medically irresponsible’
City, hospital leaders to consider options Thursday; halt to other services also discussed by board.
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A Crimson Bears cross-country team with ‘really incredible depth’ heads to regions
JDHS competitors in Ketchikan this weekend seeking to earn spot at state meet the following week.
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Juneau swimmer PJ Foy named to U.S. Junior National Team
Juneau swimmer PJ Foy’s big year just keeps getting better.
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Juneau Huskies host Bartlett Golden Bears with playoff implications on senior night
JDHS can finish anywhere between fourth and eighth in conference with two games to go.
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Third roundabout on Mendenhall Loop Road gets planning commission OK despite mound of controversy
Supporters say it will improve safety; opponents say obstructed driver views will increase risk.
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Alaska enacts law to reduce high rates of missing and murdered Indigenous persons
Despite Alaska’s small population, a 2018 report by the Urban Indian Health Institute identified it as the state…
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‘Problem Corner’ returns to KINY with talk of elections, safe graduations and ‘squishy’ kittens
Station revives live weekday program eight months after halting Alaska’s longest-running radio show.
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Juneau ranks 11th among 20 most expensive towns with populations between 10,000 and 50,000
Median home value of $404,600 in Alaska’s capital is 4.2 times the median income.
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Assembly OKs $3M for flood study as Corps of Engineers experts arrive to consider near-term options
Two straight years of major floods “has got the attention” of federal officials, Murkowski says.
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Study: Southeast tourism thrives, seafood suffers during record year in 2023 for both industries
Largest seafood harvest in a decade results in less income due to low prices, annual study finds.
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A long time coming: U.S. Navy apologizes for destroying Alaska Native village of Kake in 1869
“From this time forward we will start healing our people,” village president says at historic ceremony.
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Juneau Huskies can’t unearth Dimond, fall to undefeated Lynx 45-8 in Anchorage
Dimond QB Cayden Pili keeps up family tradition of big performances; Huskies’ home finale next Saturday.
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A big splash in the mud for about 200 Southeast cross-country runners at Capital City Invite
Sitka makes clean sweep of individual races; JDHS wins both team categories
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How Outer Drive became inner drive: The construction of Egan Drive
In 1970 there was no dispute about need for four-lane highway — conflict was about route across wetlands.
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Alaska Army National Guard stations a Black Hawk helicopter in Juneau
Primary purpose is federal training requirements, but it will be available for emergency operations.