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Tidal Echoes open to submissions
Tidal Echoes, the literary journal of Southeast Alaska, is accepting submissions for its 2017 issue. Tidal Echoes accepts…
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Writers’ Weir: Wounded Eagle’s Nest
WOUNDED EAGLE’S NEST BY MIRIAM WAGONER You are a bit hidden from the road; many seem oblivious or…
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Art in Unusual Places
The Capital City Weekly welcomes reader-submitted images of art in unusual or unexpected places. Photographers of all levels…
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Woodshed Kings: Stacking firewood, with a guide to finding a good marriage
A few weeks ago my neighbor and I were talking firewood. Specifically, we were talking about whether to…
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LCCC prison art turns walls to mirrors
To a graffiti artist, a blank wall represents an opportunity for expression. For a prisoner, it’s the opposite…
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Arts Calendar: Film, music, events
Alaska House Fisheries Committee public hearing, Wednesday, Oct. 12, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Thomas B. Steward Legislative Office Building…
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Men Without Boats: A tragicomedy
Note from the author: In order to capitalize on the unprecedented success of the Harry Potter play “Harry…
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On Writing: On not being a writer
This past summer we lost the French poet and essayist, Yves Bonnefoy, some of whose lines have occasionally…
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Moose butchering: Gustavus food project turns to game
“Most schools confiscate knives. … At our school we pass them out — even to the kindergarteners!” is…
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Seaweed farming begins in Southeast
A year ago, Trevor Sande wasn’t thinking much about seaweed. Early this November, however, he and the employees…
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From cracked cedar to dugout canoe
In February of this year, the red cedar log Steve Brown and his apprentices were working with was…
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Art in Unusual Places
The Capital City Weekly welcomes reader-submitted images of art in unusual or unexpected places. Photographers of all levels…
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Writers’ Weir: Poem in Cedar Wood
I brushed away wood chips, brought your face From the soft yellow cedar wood. Solitary atop the totem,…
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State Museum announces solo artist exhibits
JUNEAU — The State Museum’s upcoming solo artist exhibitions will highlight eight artists across the state including two…
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First Friday listings in Juneau
Featured Artist: jewelry designer Carol White The Bear’s Lair Senate Mall building (175 S. Franklin St.), first floor,…
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Writers’ Weir: Three poems on heroin
HEROIN You thief of dreams steal with your tricks of illusion giving one dream at the price…
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Review: The Wool Pullers’ debut album
The Wool Pullers’ unique spin on the songwriters’ genre is a far cry from the tourist-pandering folk music…
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Bringing a century-old Chilkat robe back to life
The Alaska State Museum broke new ground this year — not on the new building, but inside it,…
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Art in Unusual Places
The Capital City Weekly welcomes reader-submitted images of art in unusual or unexpected places. Photographers of all levels…
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Former Empire reporter rebuilds life, mobility, language after stroke
Five years ago this June, Tim Huber’s life changed in a big way. Huber, a former Juneau Empire…