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Dan Seavey, patriarch of Alaska mushing family who helped organize the first Iditarod, dies
Dan Seavey, who helped organize the first Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race and whose son and grandson have each won the famous ...
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Juneau’s ski area is facing a multimillion-dollar deficit. Its future is riding on a gondola.
Deferred repairs and maintenance of Eaglecrest’s aging infrastructure have built up over decades of use. Officials say it’s ...
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Public gets a look at the options for a potential second Juneau-Douglas bridge
For the past few years, the city and the Alaska Department of Transportation have been studying possible locations for the ...
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Final public comments requested before next phase of Juneau Douglas North Crossing
The Planning and Environmental Linkages (PEL) study for the Juneau Douglas North Crossing is in its final stages, and the community is getting one last chance to weigh in.
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Lawmakers have less than a week left in Juneau. Here's what to know.
State lawmakers have less than a week left in the 121-day legislative session. The Alaska Constitution gives them until ...
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Alaska senators vote to end daylight saving time in America’s farthest-north state
The Senate voted 18-2 to pass Senate Bill 26, which would eliminate daylight saving time in Alaska and ask the federal ...
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Dan Seavey, patriarch of Alaska mushing family who helped organize the first Iditarod, dies
Seavey at one point thought about letting Mitch have his dogs but couldn’t bear the thought of not having dogs around, Mitch Seavey said. Bohrer reported from Juneau, Alaska.
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Filmmakers seek to share cultural lessons of Juneau Alaska Music Matters with a wider audience
Axel Baumann films and Max Osadchenko captures sounds of Juneau Alaska Music Matters students performing a “Gratitude” ...