You’ve heard that old saying, “Many hands make light work,” Well, it can also be said: Many $100 checks add up to a lot, as a group called, “100-plus Women Who Care,” has proven a number of times. On Tuesday’s Juneau Afternoon, we’ll play a drum roll and reveal the amount of their latest donation…
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Monday, May 17th: Juneau Cruise Control. Juneau senior needs survey. Juneau property value assessment.
Last Friday on Juneau Afternoon, you heard from “Protect Juneau’s Future,” a group fighting three separate cruise ship initiatives. On Monday’s program you’ll hear from Juneau Cruise Control, the group that wants you to sign their petitions to limit cruise ship traffic. Also on Monday: Results from an extensive survey of seniors. Some surprising trends…
Friday, May 14th. Cruise ship controversy. Performances from the Juneau Dance Theatre and Juneau Symphony. This week’s birds to watch.
Along with the tourism season this year comes a battle over initiatives that would limit cruise ship traffic. On Juneau Afternoon today, we’ll have an introductory conversation on this complicated issue – and it won’t be the last. We’ll hear first from a group called “Protect Juneau’s Future,” which formed to fight the initiatives.…
Thursday, May 13th: Black literature in schools
It’s throwback Thursday on Juneau Afternoon, with a rebroadcast of a program produced last August on the importance of Black literature in schools. Join co-hosts Christina Michelle Patterson and Sarita Knull for a conversation with Nikitia Wilson about how students can find inspiration and hope from African American writers. On Thursdays, Juneau Afternoon is…
Wednesday, May 12th: Alaska Theater performs MacBeth. CBJ COVID risk status update. Juneau Library summer reading program.
MacBeth like you’ve never seen it before. Performed live and in several different outdoor locations, a completely new theatre experience for Juneau. On Wednesday’s Juneau Afternoon, we’ll hear from three actors about how Theater Alaska plans to pull this off. Guests: Natalia Spengler, Enrique Bravo and Flordelino Lagundino. Also: The City and Borough of Juneau…
Tuesday, May 11th: Douglas-Dornan Foundation Fund. Alaska Science and Engineering Fair. Authors of Impossible Life.
Brian Douglas and Wythe Dornan were a young Juneau couple with a passion for community service – a legacy that lives on, long after they were killed in a car crash in 1993. Since the Douglas-Dornan Foundation was established in their memory, it has given out about a half million dollars in charitable donations. On…