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Most Northern Native people have had their traditional spirituality squeezed out of them.

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A tribal house in the former home of Southeast Alaska’s Huna Tlingits will go out to bid this winter.

The final enrollment count for the Juneau School District shows 99 fewer students than projected.

Port officials say the issue is not a major concern, and they expect the submerged land to be deeded to the city by the State of Alaska before construction gets underway next year.

The Juneau Jamboree women’s hockey tournament enjoyed its 10th year of competition at the Treadwell Ice Arena.

Hosting statewide swim meets was a major selling point for Dimond Park Aquatic Center.

Veterans, and their family and friends honor those who’ve served

“Culture doesn’t happen overnight. Trust is built over time with consistency and good communication,” Egbert says.

A young Juneau family has received the 100,000th book from the Southeast Alaska Dolly Parton Imagination Library.

“We’re still waiting for reports” from relatives and friends, says the president of Juneau’s Filipino Community Inc.

Bob Loescher allegedly stole $21,515 from ANB/ANS Grand Camp subsistence rights defense accounts

An early morning fire at the Alaskan Hotel on Saturday caused about $2,500 in damage.

With the new Dimond Park Aquatic Center, Juneau is able to hold a swim-dive state championship for the first time.

Juneau has approximately $275 million invested in its water and sewer system, and some of the pipes and plants are very old.

White House Council on Environmental Quality bestows GreenGov award on Ted Stevens Marine Research Institute

Many trail users like to bring their dogs along for a hike, ski or ride. That sets up a potential conflict with an often overlooked user group in Juneau: Trappers

Services are pending for former Juneau legislator Elton Engstrom, Jr., who has died at the age of 78.

The two most appealing sites for both homeowners concerned about noise and ATV and motocross enthusiasts are out the road.

It’s time for the second round of Ski Town Throwdown.