Never take what’s under water for granted. Scientists are finding strong evidence that Southeast Alaska’s outer coast used to have another layer of islands and peninsulas. They rose up as advancing ice-age glaciers pushed a bulge of land ahead of them as much as 15,000 years ago. And the now-sunken ground could harbor hidden evidence…
KTOO News Department
THMS Construction Update
Thunder Mountain construction is nearly on schedule. Assistant Superintendent Charla Wright says contractor Coogan Construction is only three days behind. Workmen have caught up substantially from last month, when the weekly construction report indicated a three-week lag. The school district had marked March 18 as the day to decide if the building would be completed…
Juneau Afternoon – Thu
UAS Alumni Spring Dinner & Auction – Musuem Firearms Display – Raptor Center
Thursday Newscast
The latest local, state, and regional news is compiled from reports from the KTOO newsroom, CoastAlaska stations, wire services, the Alaska Public Radio Network, and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and can be heard as often as six times each morning during Morning Edition and Day to Day.
Courtwatch – Excessive Force
The use of excessive force by a police officer and what can be considered reasonable is examined in this week’s segment.
Wednesday Newscast
The latest local, state, and regional news is compiled from reports from the KTOO newsroom, CoastAlaska stations, wire services, the Alaska Public Radio Network, and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and can be heard as often as six times each morning during Morning Edition and Day to Day.
Juneau Afternoon – Wed
Ya-Koos Alternative High School – Easter Egg Hunt/Zach Gordon Center – Brother – Red Cross Luau
Juneau Afternoon – Tue
Statehood Celebrations – Ed’s Fruit & Berry Lecture – True Health Seminar – Darfur Die-In
Juneau Afternoon – Mon
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Alaska
JDHS Journalism Project: Students perform in D.C.
Thirty-four Glacier Valley Elementary School 4th and 5th graders perform The Tides and the Tempest this weekend at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. The school is one of 5 national winners of the Kennedy Center’s award for excellence in arts education. Glacier Valley was invited to perform as part of the award.