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- On The Trails: Basin Road, jumping mice, calypso orchids
A bumblebee looks at a Calypso flower, but won't find any food there. They like to live in open, grassy meadows, preferably near water. Females make maternal nests in denser vegetation in somewhat drier areas. They breed as soon as they emerge from hibernation; pregnancy takes less than three weeks. Calypsos offer no food reward for insects and are visited by naïve bees that soon learn to seek food
- Year-round operation of warming shelter, tougher camping enforcement get go-ahead from Assembly
"Two years ago I sat here and was grilled on dispersed camping, and we agreed to take a chance at it, homelessness at a campsite near Juneau International Airport during the past weekend said they aren’t likely Jim Erickson, co-owner of Alaska Glacier Seafoods, said about 25 of his 200 employees work at a company to help such people after he got assistance from places such as the Glory Hall and Southeast Alaska Food
- Alaska Beacon state and legislative daybook for the week of March 16, 2026
This list is ripped from our notebooks, and it is likely to change over the course of the week. Monday, March 23 House/Senate floor sessions in the morning Look for conference committee to pop up on update criminal law related to sexual assault by a health care worker Wednesday, March 25 House/Senate floor A presentation by Alaska Common Ground Friday, March 27 House/Senate floor sessions in the morning 8 Senate Health Committee hears a presentation on the Division of Public Assistance House/Senate floor
- Crimson Bears enter week two of gridiron road grind
“They run schemes that are well coached and the players run them precisely… Like last year, we are still “Lots of chances to see things we did well, areas for improvement and now in week two you make all the Jake Chambers provided key defensive plays along with Avei Tuvaifale and Ethan Van Kirk at safety. And I feel like we have some pretty good players as far as communication and things like that. It is one of those things we take on and deal with...
- Senate reaches deal to extend government funding in major sign shutdown is poised to end
It also would ensure food stamps are funded thorough fiscal year 2026…( Read full story )
- Reelection should not be the measure of success
And the icing on the political cake at the end of each legislative session: Setting the amount of the They will likely put off the hardest decisions until the final days.
- The Tongass is not ‘overstocked’ — it’s irreplaceable
The nutrients from the forests are responsible for the health of the waters that make up our fisheries , several resolutions have been passed by the Organized Village of Kasaan, the Organized Village of Kake Roadless Rule comes to a close, we all must speak out to continue to protect national forests for the sake
- Juneau-Douglas hockey senior night gets iced
Favorite Food: Steak and asparagus. Advice to Younger Players: Do not stay up late with practice in the morning. Favorite Food: Pasta. Favorite Food: Tacos. Future Plans: Go to College. Favorite Food: Steak. Favorite Food: Crepes. Future Plans: Go wherever life takes me.
- Geomagnetic storm sparks vivid northern lights show
Chasing what makes a bright aurora: Why were more intense shades visible in Juneau? A crowd of aurora watchers gathered at the Mendenhall Glacier pavilion, holding their phones up to the According to the Space Weather Prediction Center, the highest intensity storming has likely passed, with
- Trump’s anti-climate agenda could result in 1.3 million more deaths globally, analysis finds
the massive number of deaths expected from the broader effects of climate change, such as droughts, floods They are people like us, even if they happen to live in a different part of the world.” A 65-year-old took her last breath in her parked car and was essentially baked by the sun. Some places, like South Sudan and Western Sahara, were excluded from Bressler’s analysis. Like most people in the region, the Siddiqas do not have air conditioning.
- Man arrested in Juneau on traffic charges set to be turned over to federal immigration officials
was arrested on Feb. 16 after a Juneau Police Department officer observed the inoperable headlight on Glacier
- Rebuilding help after Tok wildfire coming from Chilkat Valley residents collecting supplies
Division of Forestry & Fire Protection, it has consumed at least 50 homes and more than 100 outbuildings like Hunter, who owns a construction company, said he felt like it was a good time to pitch in with that expertise For example, the homes are being built on skids so they can be transported, but that makes them vulnerable The R-15 insulation being used in the floor isn’t rated for that kind of living in such a cold place. “So they’re not getting the cold up through the floor – especially for those who have their plumbing

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