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Sullivan addresses Senate, protesters Outside
Protesters booed, shouted ‘coward’ as Sullivan approached the chamber with, ‘good morning, everybody.’
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Forest Service Artist-in-Residence Applications Open
Voices of the Wilderness open for applications until March 1.
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Wearable Art Extravaganza returns to Juneau
The 24th annual Juneau Arts & Humanities Council event drew a crowd of nearly 1,000.
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Juneau recycling center to reopen this weekend with limited services
The facility closed in January due to damage to the baler.
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Juneau Assembly moves forward with housing proposals
Assembly members voted to advance six housing proposals, including four affordable housing projects.
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Cascade Point ferry terminal unpopular among committee members, public
The construction of the new ferry terminal has received $28.5M in funds while the ferry system itself remains…
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Alaskan Dream Cruises announces shutdown after 15 years
Allen Marine Tours shuts down subsidiary small ship cruise line Alaska Dream Cruises.
Neighbors
Living and Growing: Love listens first
‘Loving people well requires more than speaking clearly; it requires listening carefully.’
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Weaver Selected For SHI’s Historic Mountain Goat Chilkat Robe Project
Sydney Akagi will weave the first purely mountain goat robe in more than 150 years.
Sports
Juneau takes home fourth place during high school state hockey tournament
The Crimson Bears also received the Sportsmanship Award last weekend.
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Mudrooms returns to Juneau’s Kunéix Hidi Northern Light United Church
Seven storytellers will present at 7 p.m. on Feb. 10.
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Rep. Story introduces bill aiming to stabilize education funding
House Bill 261 would change how schools rely on student counts.
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Pack Creek permits for bear viewing area available now
Visitors are welcome from April 1 to Sept. 30.
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Safety changes planned for Fred Meyer intersection
DOTPF meeting set for Feb. 18 changes to Egan Drive and Yandukin intersection.
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Juneau activists ask Murkowski to take action against ICE
A small group of protesters attended a rally and discussion on Wednesday.
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Forest Service drops Herbert Glacier cabin plans, proposes trail reroute and scenic overlook instead
The Tongass National Forest has proposed shelving long-discussed plans to build a public use cabin near Herbert Glacier.…
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Adaptive snow sports demo slides to Eaglecrest
Southeast Alaska Independent Living will be hosting Learn to Adapt Day on Feb. 21.
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Sealaska adds more free Tlingit language courses
The new course is one of many Tlingit language courses offered for free throughout the community.
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New Juneau exhibition explores art as a function of cultural continuity
“Gestures of Our Rebel Bodies” will remain on display at Aan Hít through May.