Seven. That’s the number of cords that I can see without turning my head or getting up from my chair at the dining room table.… Continue reading
The Tlingit language is such an elaborate language. It needs to be lived: It is a living language — Vivian Mork Yéilk’ I was afraid.… Continue reading
As a Douglas resident of 20 years, Sherri McDonald had wanted a studio on the island for some time for her paper art. She finally… Continue reading
SITKA — On Jan. 14, more than 200 people crowded inside the oldest ANB Hall in Alaska to partake in a koo.éex’. Koo.éex’ is Tlingit… Continue reading
Sometime in mid-January, after a nice cold snap, the temperatures soared into the fifties; even near the glacier it was in the balmy forties. Near… Continue reading
Mukhya Kaur and Hari Dev Singh Khalsa are easy to spot. Following the 5 k’s of Sikh tradition, both wear a turban, also called a… Continue reading
The Flying Lion Valley Chapter would like to thank Randy’s Rib Shack, Alaska Brewing, and McGivney’s for all the help and support in our annual… Continue reading
The Juneau Community Foundation thanks Avista for a recent donation of $10,000. Avista, parent company of AEL&P, focuses its community philanthropy on education, vulnerable populations,… Continue reading
The first week in February, Tibetan Buddhist Lama Khentrul Lodrö Thayé Rinpoche will be in Juneau to offer Buddhist teachings and a look into his… Continue reading
After an increase of activities available to Dzantik’i Heeni Middle School Students in recent years, a statewide organization recognized the efforts of the school’s assistant… Continue reading
Thank you Tamala Booten and the staff at Timberwolf, as well as Samantha Adams and everyone associated with the Juneau Holiday Village, for raising $1,034… Continue reading
Resource Data, a custom software development, geographic information system (GIS) and IT consulting firm, has hired Chad Millen as Senior Programmer/Analyst to its Juneau branch.… Continue reading
Recent births at Bartlett Regional Hospital: • On Jan. 10, a son, Mateo Allan Echave, weighing 7 pounds, 1 ounce, was born to Katy and… Continue reading
As the legislature and their staff across our state return to our state capitol to start work on the important priorities in our state, the… Continue reading
Sprouting from your head at the rate of more than three inches a year, hair is a recorder of the things you eat and drink… Continue reading
Master gardener training that begins Feb. 7 in Juneau will teach participants how to design, plant, and maintain a successful garden in Southeast Alaska. Classes… Continue reading
Here’s an assortment of winter observations that gave pleasure to some trail-walkers. • Late November, Eaglecrest. Parks and Rec hikers on snowshoes went up the… Continue reading
It was more than a decade ago that painter Mary Ida Henrikson began her quest for knowledge about fire trees, sparked by a cedar on… Continue reading
It can be intimidating to give books to a bookseller. But that is just what happened one summer when a young man with a shy… Continue reading
“I have heard that the huge releases of hatchery pink and chum salmon are seriously reducing food for king and coho salmon. It would seem… Continue reading
