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  • Contra dance festival regains its step in Juneau with inaugural Rainforest Romp

    of experienced and new dancers form long lines of couples facing each other along the length of the floor "In college we would take a van full of like 40 students down an hour and a half away to the nearest "The floor had more chaos than we would normally expect and I was one of the people on the floor, sort I'm taking as many gigs as I can," Wake said. And then it comes together and the pattern starts to make sense.

  • Police blotter for Sept. 26

    He reported that he was not dressed for the weather and had no food or water.

  • Quick-draw artist: Debut museum art series leads with Chris Taylor

    “It’s hard to take all of this in,” Maunu said with a glance around the museum, “but this activity lets The building also houses a main floor lecture hall, large atrium used for monthly First Friday and special The upper floor (free, open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays) is a research center for genealogists and historians

  • Living aboard in Juneau: buoyancy and balance

    Bearden said that she likes the quiet and freedom of where she is in the harbor. The weight of the walls was pushing the edges of the floor, causing the middle of the floor to bend. Nehf was in the process of fixing the problem by reinforcing the floor to better redistribute weight. “The whole harbor is like home, is your backyard,” she said. She believed that liveaboards make harbors safer. 

  • Obituary: Caroline Ann McAlister Gullufsen (Dec. 7, 1919 – Dec. 1, 2025)

    Navy in late 1941, shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor, and did not return home to Juneau until Caroline lived another 22 years in their home before moving to the assisted living home in late 2022. Caroline was close to her Metcalfe nieces, nephews, and their spouses: Mac (Ann), Kim (the late Paul Helmar), Peter (Sandy), Patrice "Tissy" (Bill Parker), Kathleen "Teeny" (Ray Brudie), Jake (Moira Smith The family would also like to recognize Isobel Muñoz, Caroline’s longtime caregiver, and the friends

  • Poked Bears stir up trouble in Ketchikan

    “I felt like I didn’t play like I know I could have yesterday,” Tokuoka, who had just four points and Ruaro had been hampered with three fouls in the first quarter and limited duty on the floor. we're disappointed, it sucks to lose, but we talk about like what can we take away that is going to They handled us and they are well coached just like Juneau, just like Mt. “Felt like we built some unity and every player seized every minute they had on the floor.”

  • How to dive deep into state government at the Akleg.gov website

    show where the legislation currently sits and where it’s headed, whether it’s another committee, a floor Screenshot from akleg.gov ) How to find what’s going on The next tab over above the Spotlight page shows a floor Symbols denote statuses like first hearing in the first committee of referral, teleconferenced, or bill information can be found under the Publications tab on the main sidebar with links to key documents like Here, users may find guides like “How to Read a Bill History,” “Steps in the Passage of a Bill” and “

  • Utah Sen. Mike Lee Says Selling Off Public Lands Will Solve the West’s Housing Crisis. Past Sales Show Otherwise.

    weeks before the meeting, the possibility of selling off large swaths of public lands had seemed as likely lands, and he used the language of political war to describe the conflict over federal land: “It will take But in the late 19th century, states began to request that Congress set aside lands for national forests They found sympathetic ears in Washington, D.C.: Ronald Reagan, during a 1980 campaign stop in Salt Lake But like his amendment to the reconciliation bill, Lee’s HOUSES Act lacked a definition of affordable

  • Alaska Senate advances bill granting past PFDs to wrongfully convicted Alaskans

    Scott Kawasaki, D-Fairbanks, speaks Friday, Feb. 7, 2025, on the floor of the Alaska Senate.

  • Downtown parking garage gets artistic facelift with murals from 12 local artists

    And then as I'm sitting here framing, it was like, just an exercise for me, like, ‘Well, how would I Because as you can see, it flakes and bubbles off.” I'm like, ‘This is our character. This is it.’ “I'm not, like, a fine artist in the traditional sense, but I like very bright colors and cartoony things We need beautiful art, like everywhere.”

  • Free lunch gatherings seek to offer substantive help for federal employees facing lean times

    "If this goes on like it seems like it's going to, things are going to get bad," he said. The fare was simple — sandwiches, chips, some baked goods, drinks — with organizers each bringing items Senate vote on Oct. 20 which, like frequent previous votes, is not expected to end the standoff, USA

  • Juneau Suicide Prevention picnic sends waves of hope through annual awareness event

    District to present “Signs of Suicide” for parents and caregivers on Thursday from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at Floyd “Just like any major changes in behavior that we notice are a sign that something is going on. Anderson said if someone notices a sign, they should take the youth’s concerns seriously. It’s our food, it’s our highway system, it literally brings us life. And so the idea is that the ancestors will help take some of that weight off of you.”

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