The School of Management at the University of Alaska Southeast received international recognition for its Human Resource Management program. The Society of Human Resource Management… Continue reading
Kenny Fox, a freshman at Denison University in Ohio, comes from Juneau and graduated Thunder Mountain High School where he also swam competitively. He competed… Continue reading
Two Juneau residents graduated from Washington State University during the Fall of 2015: Daffodil Ybanez Alinson earned a Bachelor of Science, and Mikael D. Anderson… Continue reading
Thanks to everyone that attended our 2016 annual meeting and open house at the Nugget Mall on Saturday, March 26. We had a great time… Continue reading
There will be a variety of different youth summer camps this year, from cultural, fine arts, outdoors, overnight, sports and STEM camps. To help parents… Continue reading
The Science, Technology, Engineering and Math summer camps are back. Hundreds of children participated in the Juneau Economic Development Council’s STEM summer camps last year.… Continue reading
Big Brothers, Big Sisters took advantage of two scheduled craft sessions at Jo-Ann Fabric on Saturday, March 5 and 19. Participants crafted giant Easter eggs… Continue reading
On behalf of the entire Juneau Alaska Music Matters community, thank you Annie Kaill’s and Shoefly for your donation to JAMM through your new local… Continue reading
A Norwegian Breakfast “Frokost” will be served to the public on Saturday, April 9 from 9 a.m.-noon at the Juneau Yacht Club, Aurora Harbor. It… Continue reading
Recent births at Bartlett Regional Hospital• A daughter, Mary Jorince C. Ruiz, weighing 6 lbs. 9 oz., was born to Princess and Johnny Ruiz of… Continue reading
Juneau Senior Center MenuMonday, April 4Chef’s SaladTomato SoupRollHoney Orange SaladTuesday, April 5Egg Salad SandwichMinestrone Soup Fruit Salad with Cottage CheeseWednesday, April 6LasagnaTossed SaladGarlic BreadOrange SlicesThursday,… Continue reading
Editor’s note: This is part two of a continuing series about Logan Miller and Nick Rutecki, both of Juneau, as they hike the United States. Our… Continue reading
JUNEAU — SScientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have debuted two databases designed to give researchers data on marine fish species diets and… Continue reading
PORTLAND, Maine — A coalition of environmentalists and seafood industry professionals is campaigning to make the case that traceability in the seafood industry is about… Continue reading
The week that included the equinox brought a run of more nice weather, calling me out to note the signs of what seems to be… Continue reading
We all know that eating fish several times a week is a healthy goal. But a lot of otherwise accomplished home cooks still find cooking… Continue reading
Ships with no humans aboard have long ridden the seas, often floating with supernatural stories of being piloted by dead crew members or becoming visible… Continue reading
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
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game plans to study the razor clams on the west side of Cook Inlet this summer.Razor clams are a… Continue reading
Inside Passage Waterkeeper’s new film “We Eat Fish!” about subsistence harvest and commercial fishing will be shown in Juneau.With footage shot from around Southeast, the… Continue reading
