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JDHS pep band takes its beat to a new level of size and sound
62-member Crimson Bears orchestra keeps homecourt rocking as musicians prepare for festivals, competitions
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Proposed totem poles at Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center get icy reception from some tribal residents
Concerns raised about accurate representation of area’s Native peoples, project’s sudden announcement
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Setting the stage for warmer times at Juneau Dance Theatre’s Winter Showcase
Saturday shows feature more than 50 performers, many headed to competition in Texas next weekend.
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Five new totem poles proposed at Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center as part of stewardship agreement
Open house Wednesday to discuss project intended to “represent several Tlingit and Haida clans.”
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Update: Students and staff affected by PowerSchool data breach offered two years of identity protection services
The complimentary identity protection services apply to all impacted students and educators.
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Is the aurora borealis really that mind-blowing? Or is it just your cellphone photos?
In August, over a calm Michigan lake, Karl Duesterhaus, 34, of Chicago, was treated to an unusual phenomenon:…
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Dozens of Board of Fisheries proposals affecting Southeast Alaska reviewed by Upper Lynn Canal AC
159 proposals for meeting between Jan. 28 and Feb. 9 involve hatcheries, crabs, rockfish and more.
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Expect tighter budget, but more say in how the money is spent, local legislators say
Juneau lawmakers cite familiar issues of education, pensions as priorities at pre-session town hall
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JDHS boys fall to Palmer 66-64 in tournament title game
Crimson Bears’ Saceda-Hurt, B. Casperson, Gasga all-tourney selections.
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Crimson Bears girls finish sweep of Stars
JDHS girls undefeated in Alaska as conference play approaches.
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Legislative task force offers possible actions to rescue troubled Alaska seafood industry
Boosting international marketing, developing new products, more support for workers, other steps.
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Rural schools in Southeast Alaska face funding shortfall after U.S. House fails to pass bipartisan bill
Secure Rural Schools and Community Self-Determination Act is aimed at schools near federal lands.
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Assembly Apartments that provided Depression-era jobs now the latest in government housing
Historic building next to Alaska State Capitol awaits arriving legislators and staff.
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Eaglecrest’s new GM: “Something drastic needs to happen or that team is going to crumble from the inside”
Employees’ struggles acknowledged as leaders responding to critical report say future holds promise.
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Juneau Affordable Housing Fund approves two apartment projects
Guidelines have been refined since Ridgeview sold at market price.
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Juneau School District not impacted by nationwide PowerSchool data breach
The Juneau School District was notified on Friday by PowerSchool, the company that provides its student information system,…
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Tongass Forest Plan Revision draft released, starting clock on 45-day comment period
Plan seeks to balance range of tribal, environmental, industrial and climate goals.
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JDHS defeats Homer despite low shot percentage
Crimson Bears sink Mariners 71-46 at Palmer Elks tournament.
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Bans on cellphones for students, abortion, styrofoam food containers among Legislature’s first prefiled bills
Two members of Juneau’s delegation reintroduce bills for students, public employees, crime victims.