After the seller learned the robe was a sacred item, he allowed SHI to purchase it at the reserve price of $14,500.
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Dangerous form of heroin enters Juneau
Lt. Kris Sell said it’s called “China white,” and the police have been told it may be laced with a prescription drug that’s a possible “game changer.”
‘We’re not going to hide our family members or be ashamed’
There are two different Juneau events this weekend to raise awareness about heroin addiction. This year, seven people have died from heroin-related deaths.
Juneau Assembly adopts marijuana zoning
Pot entrepreneurs will be able to grow their crop in some low-density neighborhoods, outside the city’s urban service boundary.
Juneau Assembly stays the course on Gastineau demolition
The Juneau Assembly voted 2-6 on Monday not to change course, after a Seattle developer presented an alternate plan.
A look back as Juneau Assembly considers Gastineau reboot
The burned out Gastineau Apartments are supposed to be demolished in April, but a last-minute deal could restore the downtown dwelling.
How 3D printing helps preserve and return sacred Tlingit objects
The Smithsonian is using 3D printing and scanning technology to preserve and repatriate Hoonah Indian Association items.
Radio host showcases two-hour block of Filipino culture
October is Filipino American History Month. One Juneau DJ is finding ways to connect others with their culture on the airwaves.
Would you live next to a pot garden?
A zoning ordinance that allows growing commercial marijuana in low-density neighborhoods is heading back to the Juneau Assembly for public testimony.
Plans for Juneau Ocean Center unveiled
The Juneau Ocean Center could be a space to hear lectures on marine mammals and climate change, relax and eat lunch or take in an IMAX movie.