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The Alaska Folk Festival also rocks, jazzes, belly dances — and barks

The Alaska Folk Festival also rocks, jazzes, belly dances — and barks

A dog took the stage during this year’s Alaska Folk Festival.

Southeast critiques 2013-2014 ferry schedule

Southeast critiques 2013-2014 ferry schedule

Southeast Alaskans critiqued the Marine Highway System’s 2013-2014 fall, winter and spring schedule Tuesday.

Senators debate otter bounty legality

Senators debate otter bounty legality

Some legislators hope to find ways to get around federal prohibitions on establishing sea-otter bounties.

Southeast wins, loses in capital budget

Southeast wins, loses in capital budget

Southeast communities won and lost when the Senate Finance Committee released its capital budget this week.

THCC President Thomas will leave post in 2014

THCC President Thomas will leave post in 2014

Tlingit-Haida Central Council President Ed Thomas will retire when his term ends next year.

“Un-Cruise” line boosts Alaska sailings

“Un-Cruise” line boosts Alaska sailings

A Seattle-based tour company is adding another vessel to its Alaska routes.

Former CFO named to Sealaska board

Former CFO named to Sealaska board

The Sealaska regional corporation has a new board member. Richard Rinehart is a real-estate investor and was Sealaska’s chief financial officer and corporate controller.

Spring Sealaska dividends total $12 million

Spring Sealaska dividends total $12 million

Sealaska’s approximately 21,000 shareholders will get their spring dividends around April 12th. Its Board of Directors approved the distribution at a meeting today.

Gold Medal brings Southeast to Juneau

Gold Medal brings Southeast to Juneau

The Gold Medal Basketball Tournament is happening in Juneau this week.

Draft otter handicraft rules face scrutiny

Draft otter handicraft rules face scrutiny

The federal government has a new proposal for defining handicrafts made out of sea otter pelts. But it’s not what some crafts-makers expected.