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Then Now: Looking back on pandemic response
Comparing messaging from 1918 to 2021
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Rescuers recall Prinsendam fire following 41st anniversary
It’s been four decades since the Coast Guard’s biggest and most successful rescue.
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Juneau voices: Locals share personal stories for new audio history project downtown
For Anne Stepetin, a Tlingit Native from Angoon, it never gets easier to talk about the story.
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Lawmakers honor first African American woman elected to the Alaska House
The late Senator was the “conscience of the Legislature.”
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Planet Alaska: A lesson from haa shagóon in 2020
The phrase means so much more than just “our ancestors.”
Letters to the Editor
Opinion: Ferry system is shameful; Floathouse owner seeks photographs; Senatorial shortcomings
Letters to the Editor.
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FDR’s New Deal helped preserve Alaska Native art, like these three totem poles in Juneau
Rural Tennessee has electricity for the same reason Southeast Alaska has totem parks — the New Deal.
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The surprising humanity of 19th century 1,500-mile trek through Alaska
Don’t call him Lewis or Clark.
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Dig this: Art and science collide in new Ray Troll exhibition
Ketchikan artist has been drawing dinos with crayons for 61 years.
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Keeping the light on: Alaska’s oldest lighthouse is in dire need of repairs
It’s beautiful from afar, but close up you’ll see it’s crumbling.
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Southeast In Sepia: Jefferson Randolph ‘Soapy’ Smith’s parlor
The building Soapy operated in Skagway has an interesting history.
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Thirty years after Exxon Valdez, Juneau organization working to keep waters safe
They don’t like oil spills.
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Silent in life, Tlingit code talkers finally getting recognition
Their families have only found out in recent years.
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Sophia centennial and day of sinking share stormy weather
Weather on Thursday’s centennial and the day of the Princess Sophia’s sinking shared a bit in common —…
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A century later, woman who died in Juneau gets grave marker
Efforts of great-granddaughter lead to discovery of woman’s location, family history.
Neighbors
Craig Then and Now: The Presbyterians
I was saddened to read recently that the Presbyterian Church of Sitka was planning to close its doors…
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Alaska’s 150th anniversary: Juneau lab preserves historical documents
Everyone has enemies. Cats have dogs. Mice have cats. Dust mites have vacuum cleaners. Seth Irwin has Scotch…
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This Day in Juneau History: March 13, 1987
On March 13, 1987, Juneau Girls Scouts celebrated the 75th anniversary since the national program’s founding. The celebration…