Riders decorate bikes, scooters for upcoming parade
Parades still planned for both downtown and Douglas
June 19 is celebrated as an Alaska state holiday and a holiday for City and Borough of Juneau workers
“Forget the difference. Let’s be one. Let’s have fun.”
26 employees from Central and South America are far from family, yet among many at Torchlight Parade.
41st annual three-day event starts Friday, along with Indigenous Artists and Vendors Holiday Market.
Food baskets delivered to hundreds of homes, food bank hosts annual drive on Saturday before holiday.
Watermelon-eating contest and fast race cars part of Douglas’ “family fun” on eve of Independence Day.
Molly McCormick honored as Douglas’ grand marshal for her years planning the parade and other events.
Trio of recent high school graduates serving as grand marshals share memories, hopes, candy.
Traditional holiday events continue Thursday with parades downtown at 11 a.m., in Douglas at 2 p.m.
Three newly graduated high school students are grand marshals of downtown parade
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Church celebrates Mexico’s Feast Day of Our Lady of Guadalupe with Mass, play and food.
Annual Holiday Open House featuring 21,350 cookies scheduled 3-6 p.m. Dec. 12.
Thousands share an evening of entertainment in the outdoor chill, visiting shops and hot chocolate.
