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- Totem ceremonies bring hundreds together in Wrangell to celebrate and remember
Festivities started Thursday evening with the arrival of members of the Kake and Kasaan communities who We owe it to our ancestors to be strong like they were and to keep everything going as well."
- Alaska’s $44 billion bet on natural gas
The Koyukuk River churned nearby, swollen from floods that had swallowed stretches of the road, which flooding or landslides . For Lentfer, who was raised on food her family caught or harvested, the lawsuit is about protecting a Some worry that the added traffic will make the Dalton Highway — a remote, minimally maintained two-lane Meanwhile, a wave of liquefied natural gas development is expected to flood global supply by 2030, including
- Alaska House advances bill to allow commingling of fish for salmon setnetters
Louise Stutes, R-Kodaik, speaks on the House floor on May 20, 2025, in support of Senate Bill 156, a
- Crimson Bears carve up Kings during region championship feast
JDHS boys make reservations for state dining with Crimson Bears girls Juneau-Douglas senior Elias Dybdahl opportunities for people..everybody gets each other open…everybody supports each other on and off the floor Logan (Carriker) and I went to Floyd (Floyd Dryden Middle School) together, and also with Brandon (senior Girls Champion - Craig Lady Panthers; Runner Up - Metlakatla Miss Chiefs. 2A Boys Champion - Haines Glacier Metlakatla 42, Wrangell 39 Boys Championship Game - Haines 42, Petersburg 40 - 1st state berth HNS Glacier
- Toxin that causes paralytic shellfish poisoning blamed for Alaska seal deaths
Mammals poisoned by saxitoxin are likely to disappear while at sea, she said. They’re going to basically suffocate, not even drown, not even taking a breath of air, of water,” she But a new study suggests that continued warming may make domoic acid a future problem in Alaska. Saxitoxin risks in various wild foods? But there is not much known yet about saxitoxin levels in the full breadth of subsistence foods, she
- New Alaska-bound ocean mapping ship begins construction in Louisiana
provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, shows a mockup of the Surveyor, an ocean-floor-mapping NOAA operates a fleet of 15 charting, mapping and fisheries ships using an unarmed officer corps like
- Forest Service’s mission being destroyed by Trump administration’s shakeup
Eric Antrim hands out pins to tourists walking to the Mendenhall Glacier Recreation Area on Thursday, The general public may not understand, but being on “probation” in this context is nothing like being already looking to move to private practice or the manager that was already looking to retire; both taking the offered incentives to make their decisions a year earlier than they were already planning to, but working for the USFS, they only need to offer them a job they don’t want or a move they don’t want to make
- SEARHC to open downtown urgent care facility at Front Street Clinic on Sunday
— will continue its general medical, dental and behavioral health services on the building’s second floor
- Invasive plant talk highlights ecosystem restoration, responsible planting
first (unwanted) signs of spring were the topic of Friday’s Fireside Chat hosted at the Mendenhall Glacier Likewise, horsetails are native plants, but can easily take over large swaths of land, pushing out other Since it only takes a tiny chunk of rhizome to generate a whole new plant, Reed said pulling it isn’t “A tiny little rhizome fragment can be all it takes to start a new population.” “As Reed mentioned, really imagining what we can do with these areas where we're taking out invasive
- On The Trails: Steller’s jays
Our jays are socially monogamous, often making long-term pair bonds. Like other socially monogamous birds, they sometimes engage in extra-pair copulations, leading to broods eggs and incubate them (although there is one report of male participation); males typically bring food Sometimes a mimicked call may be used to startle other jays away from a coveted food source or to warn
- Here's what's happening for First Friday in April
Marie Drake Planetarium: Explore the Universe 5:30-7 p.m. 1415 Glacier Ave. book, "90+ Short Walks Around Juneau," her husband’s goal of hiking every trail it features, and her late
- It’s your city; stop dumping on it
Assembly members take on a stressful, essentially volunteer job. That measure cut sales tax on food in the name of “affordability,” even though most of the people buying food in Juneau are not struggling with affordability. Guess which one is more likely to win the competition for young people and workers? They make mistakes. But this is the nature of every city in the world.

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