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- Crimson Bears girls topple Kodiak Bears
tournament The Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé girls varsity basketball team prepares to take the floor against Kodiak at the 3rd Annual Karl Derek Ahgeak Invitational on Thursday, Jan. 23, 2026 (Photo courtesy JDHS Crimson Bears) By Klas Stolpe Juneau Independent One day after taking their limit
- As health costs spike, a sour and divided Congress escapes one shutdown to face another
And on our side, certainly, a lot of opinions on how to fix health care and make it more affordable. shutdown, Johnson has avoided giving a timeline for when he would bring any similar legislation to the floor DeLauro did not rule out another shutdown, saying Democrats plan to take the next few months “one day reopened the government included three of the dozen full-year bills, funding the Agriculture Department, Food a handful of Republicans decide to join Democrats on the discharge petition bill that would force a floor
- Americans by name, prosecuted for voting in Alaska
The one-lane tunnel, which carves 2.5 dark, musty, bumpy miles through a glacial mountain, opens for She’s called this complex home for years, so when the troopers knocked at the door of her third-floor The area is abundant in natural wonders—the town is ringed by mountains and glaciers and waterfalls, She owns Kozy Korner, the food market inside the apartment complex, where she sells non-perishables, I just don’t want to make any more mistakes.”
- JDHS boys battle in Las Vegas, girls at Wasilla
We took a couple of charges and tried to take several more. That's way better than last year.” The CCC boys tourney lineup features the Kake Thunderbirds, Monroe Catholic Rams and Petersburg Vikings
- Obituary: VeNita Ellen Orcutt
of Vancouver, Washington, and Kathy Mahan of Cottage Grove, Oregon, and many cousins who were loved like A gathering will be held at 2770 Sherwood Lane, Suite H, on October 21st at 6 p.m. for those who wish to share food and memories.
- Holy Trinity consecration and dedication celebration on Aug. 9
All are welcome to this ceremony and the festive potluck to follow with Luke Weld playing piano. Additionally, Holy Trinity engages in numerous ministries in the community including: the Head Start food
- Summer comes at last, bringing colorful blooms
“The newer hybrids, especially the ones like those at Wells Fargo Bank in the valley, are called ‘Yaks “They will make full-sized flowers and leaves, but will be manageable for the domestic garden.” Pests like root weevils can be discovered by notches they create on the leaf edges. Today the pink ‘rhodie’ measures nine feet tall and likely the same width. Forest Service’s Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center, artist and historical writer. At St.
- How Sullivan helped undermine military discipline
But on Saturday he dismissed the Post story about the second strike as “fake news.” It wasn’t. They must have been supremely disappointed to witness a Marine colonel like Sullivan vote to confirm
- Crimson Bears boys fall by a basket to Kings in tourney opener
We make mistakes. Just have to keep playing and make the next play.” swept the three-game Battle of the Bridge during the regular season, but the Sitka Wolves drew first blood “Just every guy that hit the floor, I thought played their tail off, and really played to their strengths This team is capable of making it. sweeping by scores of 57-38 and 59-46 in Petersburg before splitting a pair of games in Haines with the Glacier
- On The Trails: Vertebrates eating bark
The next layer is cambium, which makes the phloem cells on the exterior side as well as xylem cells on together by hemicellulose, making a matrix. (Photo by Deana Barajas) Bark is really a popular food for many mammals. Moose and deer eat twigs and sometimes strip bark from branches for winter food. They have relatively long intestines for the extended extraction and absorption of nutrients, as food
- Alaska Legislature votes to increase fee transparency for University of Alaska
deserve clear and accessible information about how their money is being spent,” he said on the Senate floor
- Lots about this year’s local election to be determined by candidates, Assembly on Monday
corrected to note the seasonal sales tax being considered by the Assembly does not contain exemptions for food public testimony on several election-related items before taking action that may include placing them Controversy involving the measures — especially the seasonal sales tax — is likely since the Assembly than the current limit of 12 (excluding debt service), the other exempting utilities and essential food total revenue — primarily from summer tourists — which could cover the cost of exempting utilities and food

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