Her current show at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum explores the emotional energy of individuals’ secrets
Archives for March 2014
Juneau Afternoon 3/14/14
Friday at 3 on A Juneau Afternoon. We’ll get an update on Friday’s Sound and Motion presentation, a performance by the Woosh.ji.een Dance Group; We’ll talk with Sammy Burrous about this weekend’s Tribute to Tom Waits at the Gold Town; Cathy Conner, this week’s featured speaker for the Fireside Lecture at the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor…
Why Did The Possibly Pregnant Shark Cross The Atlantic?
In the year or so since she’s been tracked, Lydia has traveled about 19,000 miles, the BBC writes.
They’re Melting! Great Lakes Come Close, But Miss Ice Record
Another cold snap could change things, of course, but it appears that after a long winter the Great Lakes have come close to — but won’t break — their recorded record for ice cover.
Forum-Thursday 3/14/14
Thursday on Forum at 360: Middle East to Southeast, exchange students from Yemen, Bahrain, and Gaza talk about adapting to life in Southeast Alaska, going to American schools, and what they miss about home. That’s Forum@360, Thursday at 7 p.m. on KTOO.
School board unmoved by travel ban task force, public testimony
Jon Kurland said the school board’s reaction is disappointing