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Cancer survivors offer a ringing tribute to overcoming challenges during Celebration of Life Walk
Dancers, bagpipes and a bell symbolizing healing mark annual National Cancer Survivors Day event.
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Juneau radio station KINY is using AI to generate news stories — how well does it get the scoop?
As trust and economics of news industry continue long decline, use and concerns of AI are growing.
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Permanent Fund bosses vote to defy Alaska Legislature, keep Anchorage office
One dissenting member of board of trustees warns vote could cause “a fight” with the Legislature.
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Alaska Permanent Fund leaders vote to hire law firm to investigate leaker and themselves
Third-party investigator will examine six years of contacts between staff and the board of trustees.
Sports
JDHS baseball, TMHS softball teams make it to final day of state tournaments
Crimson Bears play for consolation title after grand slam win Friday; Falcons still in title hunt
Sports
Final flight of the TMHS Falcons ends with 6-4 loss on final day of state softball tournament
“It’s been a fun ride,” coach says as team wins conference title, goes 29-12 during its final season.
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Brewing survival: How spruce tip beer helped 1790s ‘Voyage of Discovery’ navigate scurvy and survey
Health value of tips now forming on Juneau’s trees known to Natives, European explorers for centuries
Sports
Crimson Bears finish sixth at state baseball tournament, coach calls season promising for young team
JDHS loses to Chugiak in consolation finale; scenarios for next season expand due to TMHS merger.
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First book published in series on Juneau’s history explores ‘Tall Tales’ of the Red Dog Saloon
Author W.R. Kozey’s stories come from folklore, his experience as a bartender at the saloon.
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Petition expresses concerns about future of Eaglecrest’s operations following general manager’s ouster
Group questions if ski resort will be ready for coming ski season, projects such as gondola delayed.
Neighbors
Neighbors: Celebration begins Wednesday with mix of traditional and new events
Nearly 1,600 dancers from 36 dance groups scheduled to participate in four-day gathering.
Sports
TMHS wins state softball tournament openers 8-0, 16-1; JDHS falls short in baseball title quest
Falcons face Kodiak High School on Friday, Crimson Bears play consolation game against Colony.
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Empire Archives: Juneau’s history for the week ending June 1
Three decades of capital city coverage.
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Supporters of Saturday cruise ship ban say they have enough signatures for ballot initiative
Total only slightly exceeds minimum, but backers will have 10 more days if certified total is short.
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Trump guilty on all 34 counts in hush-money case
First U.S. president to be declared a felon after trial for falsifying records involving sex scandal
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Trump conviction doesn’t dampen Alaska Republican congressional candidates’ support
The three Republicans vying to become Alaska’s next member of the U.S. House of Representatives issued statements of…
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16 years of Thunder Mountain High School commemorated through two documentaries
Three Falcons alumni release their project before school’s final graduation; another coming in June.
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Juneau Symphony ends its season with things that go ‘BOOM’ in the night
Ensemble will feature popular film scores, solo by Dallas Brass trumpet player this weekend at JDHS.
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Bartlett seeking help from Assembly and public as program cuts considered to halt huge losses
Hospital losing $1M a month; comments sought on proposed “non-core” program cuts during coming weeks
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Bartlett officials seek to extend interim CEO’s contract to end of year amidst financial crisis planning
Ian Worden took over temporary leadership in October; 39 applicants so far for permanent job.