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Guard brass talk Southeast challenges
Retaining Alaska National Guardsmen in Southeast Alaska isn’t as easy as it used to be. Cultural and institutional…
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AEL&P rates to remain the same after state decision
This week, the Regulatory Commission of Alaska approved a permanent rate increase for Alaska Electric Light &Power, the…
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Pie prep pandemonium
What does it take to create 300 apple pies in a day? About 45 volunteers, 600 pounds of…
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Space heater suspected as cause in construction trailer fire
As the snow began to fall Thursday night, a small fire was burning in the Mendenhall Valley. At…
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Board of Game upholds restriction on sheep spotting by plane
Using an airplane to spot Dall sheep while hunting will stay illegal in the state for now. The…
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Turkey Shoot returns
The Thanksgiving Turkey Shoot returns this year on Saturday, Nov. 18 at 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Juneau…
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Monthly poetry slam combines forces with student group
For its monthly poetry slam, Woosh Kinaadeiyí is combining forces with a University of Alaska Southeast student group…
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Population, government job decreases expected to continue in Southeast Alaska
As she began a presentation built around economic statistics in Southeast Alaska, Rain Coast Data Director Meilani Schijvens…
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Second-grade students get front-row seats to Native storytelling on annual tour
Fifty second-graders watched with wide eyes as Lily Hope talked about urine buckets. Hope, a Tlingit artist and…
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Police seek tips about downtown burglary
The Juneau Police Department is looking for help in solving an October burglary. At about 10:45 a.m. on…
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Juneau veteran dies at Alaskan Hotel
In the early morning of Saturday, Nov. 11, a Juneau man was found deceased in a room at…
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Juneau resident suffers accidental self-inflicted gunshot wound
At 4:15 a.m. Wednesday, a woman arrived in the emergency room at Bartlett Regional Hospital with a gunshot…
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Man, woman end up in hospital with knife wounds after argument
Two Juneau residents ended up in the hospital Wednesday night, both claiming that the other person stabbed them.…
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Sleuthing historian connects the dots on uncredited Alaska Native cartographers
In 1869, two years after the United States purchased Alaska from Russia, the U.S. Coast Survey’s George Davidson…
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Impounded vehicles go up for auction Saturday
About 60 impounded cars sat in a parking lot on La Perouse Avenue on Wednesday morning, as Juneau…
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Central Council to host job fair at Centennial Hall
The Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska will hold a job fair on Friday…
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Movie, mining on the mind at Tlingit & Haida event
Tonight is all about movies and mining at Elizabeth Peratrovich Hall. The Central Council of Tlingit and Haida…
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With winter arriving, it’s time to prepare pipes, home heating systems
As snow starts falling and temperatures start dropping, it’s time to take seasonal precautions, both the City and…
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Thunder Mountain students push for compromise in football merger
Juneau’s two high school football programs will be playing together in the future, and students and parents at…
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Look out, king crab: Juneau area fishery opens for first time in six years
Starting today, Juneauites will have the chance to catch king crab in the waters surrounding their backyards. It’s…