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Woodshed Kings: Homeless Camp is pass/fail
Juneau’s got the Boy Scout Camp, Methodist Camp, Running Camp, 4-H Camp, Discovery Camp, Bible Camp, Science Camp,…
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Juneau zine seeks submissions
JUNEAU — A local zine, MYTH, with new editions out the first of each month, is seeking poetry…
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Gathering Alaska: Bog cranberries
Editor’s note: This is the last of Corinne Conlon’s foraging columns for the year. “Gathering Alaska” will return to…
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Group talks about path to healing over village burned decades ago
Fifty-six years ago, the City of Douglas condemned, burned down and bulldozed Douglas Indian Village. The fire took…
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Prostitutes and police: Southeast Alaska’s hidden histories
Do you know which bar is the oldest in Alaska? How about what the relationship was, in the…
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Writers’ Weir: Untitled
Writing a poem is like love, it cannot be dragged in, it must want to be with you;…
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Conceptual design out for the new Juneau arts complex
Juneau has got its first peek at what its new Juneau Arts and Culture Center may look like.…
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Prairie Home Companion to get new voice
One of public radio’s flagship programs, “A Prairie Home Companion,” will be having a new host, beginning Saturday,…
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Traversing the Northwest Passage
Surreal: having the disorienting, hallucinatory quality of a dream; unreal; fantastic. We all felt it —a strange and…
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On Writing: Still harping, Part 2
I want to clear up some confusion about that poor misunderstood verb “to be.” Strunk & White’s “Elements…
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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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Juneau Jazz & Classics Festival artistic director Linda Rosenthal to pass baton
Violinist Linda Rosenthal, founder and artistic director of the Juneau Jazz & Classics Festival, announced that after 30…
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Juneau musicians to perform for JAMM benefit
JUNEAU — The Con Brio Chamber Series will perform “For the Love of Music,” a program of chamber…
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“A 40-year contemplation” of Glacier Bay
For years, Judith B. Aftergut searched for her path. It was Glacier Bay and the stories of many…
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Public invited to TV taping about Alaska sesquicentennial
JUNEAU — The public is invited to be part of a TV audience for the taping of “The…
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JDHS graduate, retired Homer News reporter writes book on “drill baby” on Kenai Peninsula
Juneau-Douglas High School graduate and Homer writer McKibben Jackinsky’s first book, “Too Close to Home? Living with ‘drill…
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Anonymous poetry and art zine hits Juneau streets
If you’ve been downtown in the last few months, you might have noticed — amidst all the tourists…
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Gold Street Music concert features Huckleberry Pickers
JUNEAU — In the first concert of its 13th season, Gold Street Music will feature The Huckleberry Pickers:…
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Preserving petroglyphs
Some may call Alaska “The Last Frontier,” but evidence of Alaska Natives’ thousands of years here is etched…
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Review: Building Fires in the Snow
‘A LANDMARK ADDITION’ TO ALASKAN WRITING BY CHELSEA TREMBLAY For the Capital City Weekly I was sitting on…