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SEAS shows sailing documentary

SEAS shows sailing documentarySouthEast Alaska Sailing Club will host a special showing of “The Weekend Sailor,” a documentary about how “in 1973, against veteran superstars… Continue reading

Writers’ Weir: Days after the Winter Solstice

Days after the Winter SolsticeBY RICHARD STOKESEven if you listen carefullyyou will not hear the shift of breathingin buds tightly clenched against winter.Deep in alder… Continue reading

Craig Public Library awarded $1,000 NOAA PLACE Grant

Craig Public Library awarded $1,000 NOAA PLACE GrantCRAIG — The Craig Public Library has been awarded a $1,000 grant as part of the Public Libraries… Continue reading

AWARE recruiting volunteers for youth empowerment programs

AWARE recruiting volunteers for youth empowerment programsWith a new season soon approaching for Aiding Women in Abuse and Rape Emergencies’ (AWARE) youth empowerment programs, Boys… Continue reading

Artists invited to apply for Rasmuson Foundation grants

Artists invited to apply for Rasmuson Foundation grantsThe Rasmuson Foundation is accepting applications for the 2017 Individual Artist Awards program. Alaska artists at all stages… Continue reading

Recent Births

Recent births at Bartlett Regional Hospital:• On Dec. 25, a son, Samuel Garvie Liberty, weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces, was born to Rubylle and Virgil… Continue reading

  • Jan 8, 2017

Recognition: Juneauite makes Gonzaga Dean’s List

Jeffrey Pusich, of Juneau, has earned placement on the Gonzaga University Dean’s List for Spring semester 2016. Students must earn a 3.5 to 3.69 GPA… Continue reading

  • Jan 8, 2017
Suzanne McGee and Bob Sauerteig were married at Ghost Ranch, Abiquiu, New Mexico on Jan. 3.

McGee, Sauerteig wed

On Jan. 3, Suzanne McGee and Bob Sauerteig were married at Ghost Ranch, Abiquiu, New Mexico.The bride is the daughter of Mary and Charles McGee… Continue reading

  • Jan 8, 2017
Suzanne McGee and Bob Sauerteig were married at Ghost Ranch, Abiquiu, New Mexico on Jan. 3.

Bartlett welcomes first baby of 2017

The first of baby of 2017 is Matthew James Albrecht. Matthew was born just two minutes before midnight on Jan. 1 at the Bartlett Beginnings… Continue reading

  • Jan 8, 2017

Blessing of the waters

I once visited the house where my mother was born. It was a small, rickety place on the edge of a swamp. The swamp was… Continue reading

  • Jan 8, 2017
  • By FR. DAVID ALEXANDER

NAMI Juneau thanks DEC’s Juneau staff

Thank you to the Juneau office of the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation for their generous donation of $600. NAMI Juneau is honored to be… Continue reading

  • Jan 8, 2017

The Story Sharer: On shyness and college applications

As I write this, I am sitting on a plane flying to Juneau. About an hour ago, I fell asleep listening to a series of… Continue reading

  • Jan 8, 2017
  • By TASHA ELIZARDE

Deadline approaching for Alaska Women’s Hall of Fame nominations

The deadline is approaching to nominate inspiring women to the Alaska Women’s Hall of Fame.All nominations for the Hall of Fame Class of 2017 must… Continue reading

  • Jan 8, 2017

Jan. 31 is deadline to enroll in health insurance

It’s not too late to sign up for health insurance this year, but the Jan. 31 deadline is approaching.January is the last month for open… Continue reading

  • Jan 8, 2017
Brenda Wright's talk on "Where Have the Tree Swallows Gone?" at the Mendenhall Valley Public Library. Pictured is a Brenda Wright talking about how common or how rare different kinds of swallows are in Juneau.

Tree swallows – Where have they gone?

At a crowded Mendenhall Valley Public Library, people gathered for a Wildlife Wednesday hosted by the Southeast chapter of the Alaska Wildlife Alliance to hear… Continue reading

Brenda Wright's talk on "Where Have the Tree Swallows Gone?" at the Mendenhall Valley Public Library. Pictured is a Brenda Wright talking about how common or how rare different kinds of swallows are in Juneau.
This Dec. 15 photo shows two lynx walking along a highway in Molas Pass outside of Silverton in southwestern Colorado. Only about 50 to 250 lynx are believed to be living in the wild in Colorado, and sightings are rare.

Lynx stroll past ski crowds in rare sightings

DENVER — Some elusive and charismatic lynx have been parading past awe-struck Colorado residents and visitors this winter, electrifying social media and giving biologists reason… Continue reading

This Dec. 15 photo shows two lynx walking along a highway in Molas Pass outside of Silverton in southwestern Colorado. Only about 50 to 250 lynx are believed to be living in the wild in Colorado, and sightings are rare.

Alaska Science Forum: The rigors of research in the cold

Rod Boertje knew it was getting cold when Park Service rangers took the dogs inside. Boertje, then a graduate student in wildlife biology at the… Continue reading

Snow, snow, snow near Auke Mountain.

Wild Shots

Submit your wild shots: The Empire Outdoors page is looking for superb images of Alaska’s wildlife, scenery or plant life. Send your photos to: Outdoors… Continue reading

Snow, snow, snow near Auke Mountain.

On the Trails: One thing leads to another

I like to take a walk just to see what I can see, like the bear that went over the mountain, in the old song.… Continue reading

From the editor: On ‘Alaska for Real’

New column: ‘Alaska for Real’This week we welcome the writer Tara Neilson to the pages of the Capital City Weekly. As you’ll read in her… Continue reading