The old timers say to split a little every dayAnd stack it away to season well, but from March to November I rarely do rememberDecember… Continue reading
The prevailing narrative has it that the more than 800 people who relocated from Canada to Metlakatla, Alaska in 1887 completely rejected traditional Tsimshian ways.But… Continue reading
WASHINGTON — With two months left in President Barack Obama’s term, his administration issued a rule Tuesday intended to clamp down on oil companies that… Continue reading
An upcoming workshop and lecture from photographers Ash and Brian Adams aims to give attendees the tools they need to tell their own community’s stories… Continue reading
That’s right: I’m a Hillary voter and I don’t think Donald Trump is Hitler.In fact, it it’s one thing I can’t stomach — in addition… Continue reading
ANCHORAGE — Gov. Bill Walker took umbrage with the conclusion drawn by Alaska business groups that his policies have almost failed the state’s private sector.The… Continue reading
The final film of the Climate Action Film Series, Time to Choose, will be shown Sunday, Nov. 20, at 4:30 p.m. and Monday, Nov. 21,… Continue reading
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — President-elect Donald Trump has not minced words about his approach to environment and energy policy: He loathes regulation and wants to increase… Continue reading
The following editorial first appeared in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:The question of whether Britain will leave the European Union or not, believed settled by the June… Continue reading
On a Saturday morning, University of Alaska Southeast biology student Alannah Johnson loaded up her pickup with science equipment, drove out to Echo Cove and… Continue reading
Our state and our community face numerous challenges. For the sake of our families and neighbors, we must face them head-on. When we do, I… Continue reading
WASHINGTON — Driving a gas-powered car about 90 miles — the distance between New York and Philadelphia — melts about a square foot of Arctic… Continue reading
Editor's note: This editorial has been updated to reflect Justin Parish's leadership experience within the Juneau School District and Tongass Democrats.We call this a presidential… Continue reading
Newsfeed rampant —with the most absurd presidential election season in American history, irreversible climate change, and deadly racism. The feeling of dread over our collective… Continue reading
It seems the conversation never ends about the need to protect our environment. Every time we reach a settlement in one area, a new disagreement… Continue reading
JUNEAU — The second film in the Climate Action Film Series, “Bidder 70,” will be at the Goldtown Nickelodeon at 4:30 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 6… Continue reading
From Yakutat to Ketchikan, October has never been this dry in Southeast Alaska.“It’s certainly the driest October in a century, certainly,” said Rick Thoman, a… Continue reading
What issues matter the most to you this election?If you’re like most Americans, climate change either isn’t on the list or it comes in last.… Continue reading
Did you know that Juneau gets only 20 percent of its total energy use from hydropower? CBJ recently published a draft energy plan that is… Continue reading
During the 26 years that Bob Vos has worked with Capital Transit he has seen about two dozen new buses join the fleet. He’s been… Continue reading
