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Celebration on 360 North

Celebration on 360 North

Watch all of Celebration live online. Celebration is a biennial festival of Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian tribal members organized every two years by Sealaska Heritage Institute. Celebration 2012 began on June 7 and lasts three days. Watch the entire event on 360 North.

Pre-trial hearing for former officer delayed

Troy Wilson, accused of shooting at other officers, has an omnibus hearing rescheduled for July.

Celebration juried art competition winners named

Celebration juried art competition winners named

Thirty-two pieces by 21 artists in Customary and Inspired Customary Art were selected for the exhibit.

Gardentalk – Mulch

Sand, gravel, bark, grass, seaweed, even plastic. Take your pick. There’s a use for each.

Celebration paddlers

Celebration paddlers

Several hundred people welcomed seven canoe teams Wednesday who paddled to Juneau for Celebration 2012.

Assembly hears pitches for 1 percent sales tax projects

Assembly hears pitches for 1 percent sales tax projects

City departments and private groups are making their final push to the Juneau Assembly for projects to be included in a possible extension of the city’s temporary one-percent sales tax.

Capital Transit fares to increase

Capital Transit fares to increase

City bus fares will go up next month. The Juneau Assembly has approved the rate increase for adult and student passes as well as cash fares and tokens.

Celebration paddlers due at Auke Rec at noon

Celebration paddlers due at Auke Rec at noon

About 90 Southeast Alaskans are making their way to Celebration 2012 by traditional canoe.

Trying to catch a glimpse of Venus

Trying to catch a glimpse of Venus

High clouds in Juneau today (Tuesday) mostly obscured the roughly twice-a-century transit of Venus across the sun.

1,000 sign petition opposing Auke Bay roundabout

1,000 sign petition opposing Auke Bay roundabout

It will likely be fall before a traffic revision at Auke Bay is finalized. But state DOT officials say they are listening to local concerns.