The film, which adapts recordings from an early 2000s stage production by Perseverance Theatre, premiered during 2024’s Celebration.
Anna Canny
Local News Reporter
In Juneau, years can pass without a thunderstorm. Why are they so rare?
The National Weather Service has only issued one severe thunderstorm warning in Southeast Alaska since the 1890s.
Last year’s record outburst flood took Juneau by surprise. As Suicide Basin refills, scientists are working to improve their forecasts.
Last year, 13 billion gallons of water burst out in a flood that was bigger and more damaging than any before. This year, scientists are finding new ways to monitor the basin more closely.
Newscast – Monday, June 3, 2024
In this newscast: Civil liberties advocates are accusing the Alaska Department of Corrections of unconstitutionally limiting prisoners’ access to attorneys at the state’s only all-female prison. For Curious Juneau, Yvonne Krumrey delves into the history of Auke Rec, where canoes land for Celebration each year.
Celebration returns this week to uplift Indigenous culture in Juneau
This year’s event promises almost 1,600 dancers from 36 dance groups, including the lead dance group Dakhká Khwáan Dancers from Whitehorse, Canada.
New University of Alaska Southeast natural sciences building ‘opens to the environment’
The brand new building is called Áakʼw Tá Hít, which translates to House at the Head of the Bay in Lingít.