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Opinion: The Roadless Rule doesn’t have to be controversial
Regulations aren’t needed to prevent roadbuilding on landforms such as the sprawling Juneau and Stikine icefields
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My Turn: Juneau taxpayers pay the price for no growth mindset
Economic growth, measured by an increase in income, employment, and a broader and thus healthier tax base, would…
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Resilient Peoples & Place: Southeast Alaskans should care about the Seacoast Trust. Here’s why
What does this actually mean for the lives of Southeast Alaskans?
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Planet Alaska: A grumble of fishermen and a squabble of seagulls
Whatever we’re called as a collective, we’re a noisy bunch.
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Slack Tide: Garbage bear talks trash
This bear says more than “Grr…”But he says that, too.
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The Salmon State: An early fall trip to Hasselborg Lake
We were already happier, ready to skip our phones across the water like stones.
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On the Trails: Small things living on leaves
I found a funny looking thing on the underside of an alder leaf.
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I Went to the Woods: The internal dialogue of a hunter
There is always something that comes to mind when I am outside.
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Slack Tide: Alaskæpœdia: Everything You Want to Know About the Last Frontier… And Less — Rain
Or, as some Alaskans like to call it “liquid sunshine.”
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I Went to the Woods: Feeling gratitude, even for wet socks
Maybe it’s my duty as a human to enjoy doing simple things that many take for granted.
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Planet Alaska: The way to the thimbleberry patch
These tart and sweet berries resemble a small red thimble.
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On the Trails: A not at all mythical sticky situation
A pretty little perennial plant, sometimes called sticky asphodel, grows in many of our muskegs.
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Humor columnist Geoff Kirsch celebrates ten years of laughs
Read and hear what he has to say.
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Planet Alaska: Turn Back the Tide on Sexual Assault and Sexual Abuse in Alaska
It’s time to turn back the tide.