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First Friday Roundup
Featured artists: David Riccio, Dianne Anderson, and Alice Tersteeg JAHC Gallery Juneau Arts & Culture Center Reception: 4:30–7…
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During week-long retreat, participants sang, played games and told stories in Lingít
“Lingít tundatáani.” Loosely translated, the phrase means “Tlingit perspective” or “Tlingit world view.” Asked about the last three…
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Tango champion to teach in Juneau
Juneau’s dance community, take note: Richard Council, a U.S. Argentine Tango Champion, will teach tango workshops at the…
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Juneau man named ‘Everyday Hero’ by federation of teachers
Juneauite Sam Trivette has been recognized nationally as an “Everyday Hero” by the American Federation of Teachers. Trivette,…
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Walker appoints new Alaska State Council on the Arts board members
Gov, Bill Walker recently appointed Alice Bioff and Cordelia Kellie, and reappointed Benjamin Brown as Chair and Kesler…
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Smoking Bill comes to Juneau for dance party
JUNEAU — Ska/funk/rock band Smoking Bill of Seattle Washington will perform at the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council’s…
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Booksignings for new Klondike novel in Juneau, Ketchikan and Skagway
Washington journalist Ashley E. Sweeney will be touring Southeast to promote her debut novel, “Eliza Waite.” Sweeney will…
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Free writing classes for state employees
Free writing classes for state employees “On Writing” columnist Jim Hale is offering a “Writing for the Workplace”…
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Second dugout canoe successfully steamed
Carvers and community members on July 27 in Hoonah successfully steamed open the second of two forty-foot spruce…
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2016 Alaska Literary Awards now open to applications
The 2016 Alaska Literary Awards, an award program to support Alaska writers, are now open to applications. They…
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Photos: Shakespeare takes over Juneau
Actors with Theatre in the Rough and guest readers read “King Lear” at the Alaska State Museum on…
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Learning Southeast’s indigenous languages
Most Haida speakers probably won’t ever use the phrase “gám hl k’áalaangw dáng gatáa’anggang.” It means “don’t eat…
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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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Yakutat air base celebrates 75th anniversary and WWII heritage
Seventy-five years ago, war came to Alaska — and as the first U.S. Army airbase completed in Alaska,…
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Trio to perform Beethoven’s Opus 9 Labor Day Weekend
Beethoven’s youthful Opus 9 trios for violin, viola and cello are rarely played today but in 1799, 28-year…
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David Woodie talks new work at city museum
JUNEAU — Join David Woodie will be at the City Museum on August 11 at 7 p.m. for…
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On Writing: God bless you, Rocky Ragazzo
Between a short stint in the U. S. Navy and my first fumbling attempts at college, I drove…
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Hydaburg opens correspondence school
Hydaburg City School District has announced the opening of its statewide correspondence high school — TOTEM Correspondence. TOTEM…
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A ‘creative conversation’ about racial justice and violence
Michael Brown. Trayvon Martin. Tamir Rice. Emmett Till. When Skylar Wright, a recent graduate of Pacific High School…
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The woman of The House of Wickersham
Mary Kay Havens didn’t used to like history. “I hated it. I got a C in history,” she…