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  • Hydaburg defends C Bracket title with 98-87 win over Hoonah

    It makes it that much better that we can share it with our kids...It is about being here, being healthy And we have connections with Hoonah, Kake and all over Southeast, and it is good competition but once It just makes it that much better that we could share it with the blessings in our life.” it, I like the Gold Medal…Being here is fun, hanging out with my dad and all my uncles, too.” So they would kind of make sure that we were playing hard because you have to play at a high level to

  • Sitka tribe repatriates historic clan items

    date back to the time before the Little Ice Age, when Tlingit people lived in the area known today as Glacier “The Little Ice Age pushed the last of our people out of Glacier Bay,” Kitka said of the regional climate Some went to Hoonah, some went to other places like Angoon. So they didn’t use it, and so it was OK for us to take it,” Kitka said. “Everything takes time.”

  • A bear is missing after charging a man and being shot; no human injuries reported

    attractants; man says he acted in self-defense The big black bear seen at a neighbor's residence on Meadow Lane “I take a step off the stairs, and then I see the bear about a little over 10 feet away from me,” he JPD officers followed a blood trail, but failed to find the bear after the call came in at around 3 a.m runs are slowing down; if people don't secure stuff, bears will come around, and they're going to get food Koch said the reason bears typically hibernate in colder months is due to a lack of food and high calorie

  • Tongass National Forest plan revision opens for public input this week

    The Tongass National Forest is seen from East Glacier Trail on Aug. 31, 2025. “We’re taking another step forward in the process to modernize the Tongass National Forest plan by prioritizing Alaska residents submitting hand-delivered comments can call (907) 519-8035 to make arrangements. 

  • Affordability efforts are aimed at all of Juneau’s residents

    McConnochie I was surprised to read recent social posts claiming that the effort to remove sales tax on food Some were born here; others chose to make Juneau their home. Two of those ideas — removing sales tax on food and lowering the cap on property taxes — came from thoughtful Food is a basic necessity, and reducing taxes on it directly helps families. What policies actually make life more affordable?

  • US Senate Republicans launch debate on SAVE Act requiring photo ID to vote

    But at least 60 lawmakers will be needed to end floor debate, a highly unlikely prospect with Democrats “So what we are doing is we are having a fulsome debate on the floor of the United States Senate, which A talking filibuster would require Democratic senators to give a series of floor speeches in order to That process could tie up the Senate floor for months. And I’d just rather beat them to the punch so we can pass things like SAVE America Act.”

  • Sitka shelter benefits students and timber industry

    weather where students can work with garden produce for the school lunch program, as well as local foods like fish and deer. The learning shelter is meant to expand the school's garden and food program, and has been in the works Mandy Summer, former PHS principal and current Sitka School District food service director, along with “I think having the shelter will make us all more excited.”

  • ‘We need to get Telephone Hill off our plate’: Mayor proposes dividing neighborhood into three lots

    "Budget and flood season are upon us, and we need to get Telephone Hill off our plate." "Talking to local contractors, we would likely not be able to make much money from these lots as the

  • The ‘third space’ lending library hosting my first Gallery Walk

    It feels like a living room but it isn’t your living room, you know? We like to think of the library as an airport. Where are you coming from? Where are you going? We have retirees who like the weekly engagement with a quiet, cozy, public space. We are currently working on ways to expand our pastry menu and potentially offer hot food for lunch and We like to say “ODT” to everything, which stands for Only Divine Timing!

  • Fat Bear Week is more than a bit of fun – for the animals, size is a matter of survival

    critical adaptation that allows bears to conserve energy during prolonged periods of harsh weather and food a time when brown bears become obsessed with finding the fattiest, sweetest, and most protein rich foods They suffer injuries or even death when fighting rivals over food, territory or mates, and must constantly Shifts in seasonal timings mean that their key food resources, such as berries and salmon, now overlap Fat Bear Week draws attention to the importance of preserving wild habitats like Katmai National Park

  • What did it cost?

    The list of campaign donors found in the APOC report reads like a who’s who of well-heeled property owners is this group of people who could hardly be labeled socially progressive suddenly so intent on the food Coalition originated as a group of concerned citizens that sat around trying to come up with a way to make days and weeks leading up to the election contradictory opinion pieces flew as people attempted to make Juneau will pick up and make this work, but the Assembly’s hard job just got harder.

  • The real Sen. Sullivan is afraid to stand up

    Sullivan likes to talk about defending the Constitution. Like Sen. certainly must have confused voters who weren’t aware that Hafner was serving a 20-year prison sentence for making Like her son, it’s the second time Carol “Kitty” Hafner is running for office in Alaska even though she And they won’t be flooding anyone’s mailbox or social media accounts with false accusations against their

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