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- Grand Entrance participants feel the warmth as Celebration 2026 gets off to sunny start
Over the years she’s made regalia for many people and then taught many others to make regalia they share dance group for the past decade — and doesn’t at all mind lining up at the end of a procession that takes experiences with Indigenous people in a different area, having participated in similar events in places like Youth Art Exhibit, a Toddler Regalia Review, an Indigenous Fashion Show, a Native Artist Market, and food
- Consuming Juneau: Comparing grocery prices between stores and before/after tariffs
this isn’t happening in a significant enough way just yet to show up in broad measures of inflation like A May 30 report by the market research company Circana states food and beverage prices were up 2.9%
- Eaglecrest skiers share fond memories, hopes for ski area’s future during its 50th birthday celebration
Large crowd shows up for $7 lift tickets and spring-like snow; many say more reliable operations tops (Mark Sabbatini / Juneau Independent) By Mark Sabbatini Juneau Independent Donny Peterson didn’t make Although Eaglecrest has been stating in online notices there is no food or beverage service at the lodges Sabbatini / Juneau Independent) Eating a midday meal of quinoa, pea pod chips and other mostly healthy foods "I just don't like long runs," she said. "I would fall at least five times."
- Under Trump, FDA seeks to abandon expert reviews of new drugs
Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty Makary, left, speaks to U.S. Sen. Food and Drug Administration leaders under President Donald Trump are moving to abandon a decades-old The agency “would like to get away” from assembling panels of experts to examine and vote on individual and abandoning them doesn’t make sense, they said. Makary had wanted the warning removed and packed the panel with like-minded experts.
- Sitka falls to Nome in third/fifth-place state game
Nome had scores from 6’4” junior Stanley Booth inside and junior Lane Schuerch from the arc. It is kind of like my alone time. Just getting shots up. There is nothing better. My dad is a P.E. teacher, so I spent a lot of time in the gym, I, like grew up in there. aboard the F/V Perseverance for herring and salmon in Southeast, fishes squid in California and crabs in Glacier Bay “I think I am going to take a gap year and do all commercial fishing,” Johnson said.
- Forest Service surveys goshawks, in preparation for future timber sales near Wrangell
July they play a mixture of alarm calls and fledgling begging calls, the ones a baby goshawk would make when asking their parents for food. This might seem like a lot of effort to go through to identify some hard to locate, sparsely populated “So it’s quite likely that many goshawks, if they’re there, would go undetected, and logging would harm He said they would like to see an emphasis on other types of economic activities like hunting and recreation
- Pitched battle for Alaska’s Senate seat is enveloped in a fight over fish
Fish is in my blood, earned over generations on the water,” she said at the Sept. 12 fisheries-focused concern fisheries, and has secured generous appropriations for agencies that support the industry, like “Our fight is not against small and mid-size boats that keep communities like Kodiak strong. It’s against the out of state corporate greed that leads to wanton waste and damage to our sea floor, Bottom trawling, the practice of using nets at the sea floor, is banned in internal Washington state
- How Murkowski is enabling Trump’s enablers
military strikes against Venezuela without the approval of Congress; and in response to his threats to take And has since said if Denmark doesn’t make a deal for the U.S. to take over Greenland, then “we’re going “Bullying Denmark will make the United States weaker and perhaps even poorer,” conservative columnist More than two years ago Sullivan argued on the Senate floor that Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping And that must be making our allies wonder if America is indeed too dumb for democracy. • Rich Moniak
- Black Awareness Association hopes for more attendees by hosting virtual MLK Day service
It just actually poured down snow like crazy. formatted the same as BAA's annual in-person MLK Day service, except there was no "bandwidth" to host a food
- Telephone Hill eviction for Juneau’s oldest house narrows to court deciding Jan. 21 or Feb. 28
hours, Conerton and other family members testified an Auke Bay home the couple plans to move to is taking hearing last month he hasn’t lived at the residence for several years, but he still has an instrument-making is owned by Conerton’s son, Colin, who said renovation work includes soundproofing the ground-level floor The realities are it doesn't move as fast as I'd like it to." • Contact Mark Sabbatini at editor@juneauindependent.com
- New manager promises packed barn for this year’s Southeast Alaska State Fair
Tommy Thompson and another man assembled railing for a pig-racing track that would take the speedy swine This year, his children asked him to take it over again – which he agreed to do on the condition that timing of the fair has moved earlier into the summer, it’s hard for people to show off their crops and food Waterman said she remembers a gradual decline during her tenure in the late 1980s. “I admire that so much about him because I know what it takes.”
- Despite industry rhetoric, the problems with trawling are easy to understand
Every salmon caught as bycatch is one less fish returning to rivers where families depend on them for food Dragging heavy gear across the seafloor can disturb sensitive marine habitat and ecosystems that take

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