Neighbors

Christmas in Space

“Christmas in Space,” a humorous look at the holiday season, will be presented at the Mare Drake Planetarium at 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 27. This… Continue reading

  • Dec 25, 2016
Pictured are Tim McLeod, President AEL&P, Jessie Wuerst, Senior Communications Manager, Avista Corporation, Amy Skilbred, Executive Director, Juneau Community Foundation, and Jamie Waste, Program Director, Juneau Community Foundation.

Juneau Community Foundation thanks Avista Corporation

The Juneau Community Foundation thanks the Avista Corporation for a recent donation of $20,000. The Avista Corporation, parent company of AEL&P, focuses their community philanthropy… Continue reading

  • Dec 25, 2016
Pictured are Tim McLeod, President AEL&P, Jessie Wuerst, Senior Communications Manager, Avista Corporation, Amy Skilbred, Executive Director, Juneau Community Foundation, and Jamie Waste, Program Director, Juneau Community Foundation.
Dean Heard photographs the Mendenhall glacier on Dec. 22, 2016. Heard said, "I like to come out here every day, just to look. Even if the weather's not so nice."

Photo: Never tired of that Juneau look

Dean Heard photographs the Mendenhall glacier on Thursday. Heard said, “I like to come out here every day, just to look. Even if the weather’s… Continue reading

  • Dec 25, 2016
Dean Heard photographs the Mendenhall glacier on Dec. 22, 2016. Heard said, "I like to come out here every day, just to look. Even if the weather's not so nice."

Eaglecrest Foundation thanks Alcohol Beverage Retail Association

The Alcohol Beverage Retail Association has made a $5,000 donation to the Eaglecrest Foundation in support of youth programs and other efforts supporting Eaglecrest. The… Continue reading

  • Dec 25, 2016

Gimme a Smile: What do you like about Christmas?

“What do you like about Christmas?” Little Eir asks this question in Deborah Brevoort’s oratorio, “King Island Christmas,” and the villagers respond with delightful aspects… Continue reading

  • Dec 25, 2016
  • By PEGGY MCKEE BARNHILL

Slack Tide: ‘Neau Year’s Resolutions for 2017

The holidays are once again upon us, and nothing spells holiday cheer like compiling lists… especially lists of sudden, drastic self-improvements.Why else would so many… Continue reading

  • Dec 25, 2016
  • By Geoff Kirsch

Living & Growing: A savior has been born to you

Today is Christmas! It is the day we celebrate and commemorate a very significant event – Jesus, our Savior is born in Bethlehem. When you… Continue reading

  • Dec 25, 2016
  • By DAN WIESE

Juneau Senior Center Menu

Monday, Dec. 26CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY Tuesday, Dec. 27Sloppy JoePeas & carrotsPotato Salad Wednesday, Dec. 28Creole PorkWheat RollCarrots/Orange SaucePeas and Onion Salad Thursday, Dec. 29Chicken & NoodlesBrussels SproutsSpinach Salad Friday,… Continue reading

  • Dec 25, 2016
Pictured is Simon, the psychic loon.

Christmas gift ideas for outdoorsmen and women

This August the editor of Alaska Magazine, looking for someone with Stone Age tendencies to test outdoor products and write a gear review column, asked… Continue reading

Pictured is Simon, the psychic loon.
A shrew, seen here in summer, is less than three inches long, not counting the tail. It requires a lot of energy to stay warm in winter and eats voraciously.

Small vertebrates in winter

Our recent spell of single-digit temperatures (at my house, if not in our local banana-belt) made me think about our smallest birds and mammals and… Continue reading

A shrew, seen here in summer, is less than three inches long, not counting the tail. It requires a lot of energy to stay warm in winter and eats voraciously.

Alaska Science Forum: Tales of frozen water, from San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO — On rare winter mornings here, a skim of ice forms on sidewalk puddles. But water’s solid form is mostly an abstraction in… Continue reading

Juneau Cabaret to hold Holiday Extravaganza Dec. 21

JUNEAU — Juneau Cabaret will present an evening of holiday music performed cabaret-style by some of Juneau’s best singers and accompanists, starting at 5 p.m.… Continue reading

JAHC to receive $95,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts

JUNEAU — National Endowment for the Arts Chairman Jane Chu has approved more than $30 million in grants as part of the NEA’s first major… Continue reading

Winter Solstice

Let’s toast with mulled cider to the curtailed dayReflection as new beginnings make wayWarmth beside yule logs that burn and smolderAn evergreen wreath lines the… Continue reading

New Year’s Eve Barn Dance

JUNEAU — The traditional New Year’s Eve Barn Dance will be from 7:30-11 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 31, at St. Ann’s Parish Hall on 5th… Continue reading

Season’s Reflection

Earth.Skies.Natures.Wonders.All creation.You’re above them all. Beauties.Bounties.Treasures.Wealth.You’re above them all. Times.Everything made and not made.Wisdomand all the ways of the world.You’re above them all. Nations.Kingdoms.Kings.Thrones.Powers.You’re above them all. But you… Continue reading

Three Southeast residents named in the 2017 Governor’s Awards for the Arts & Humanities

JUNEAU, HAINES — The Alaska Humanities Forum and the Alaska State Council on the Arts announced the recipients of the 2017 Governor’s Awards for the… Continue reading

Fiddler on the Roof ACLU fundraiser

JUNEAU — The Goldtown Nickelodeon, Unitarian Universalists and Congregation Sukkat Shalom will host Juneau’s first “Fiddler on the Roof” Sing-a-Long and Screening on Christmas Day.… Continue reading

Juneau History Grant deadline is Dec. 30

JUNEAU — Do you have a good idea for preserving or sharing Juneau’s history or culture? Are you a teacher looking for an authentic history… Continue reading

Free Showing of Charlie Chaplin’s “Gold Rush”

JUNEAU — The Alaska State Library Historical Collections will be screening Charlie Chaplin’s 1925 film, “The Gold Rush” on Saturday, Jan. 7 at 2 p.m.… Continue reading