If the Salmon Creek trail is your usual hike, you’re going to need to make plans for a new route.
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Akutan taking another look at geothermal power
KUCB reported yesterday that a new study on the hot springs powered by Akutan Volcano could be the answer to Akutan’s power needs.
CCFR takes a chilly swim to demonstrate ice safety
A full house packed the Mendenhall Visitor’s Center auditorium this weekend to learn about ice safety
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Updated: Snow storm prompts shift to winter routes
Juneau school and city buses have switched to winter routes today.
Google Glass gets a spin in Alaska’s extreme weather
Jennifer Moss is a Google Glass Explorer and she’s testing the technology for use in research and education in Alaska.
Sikuliaq departure delayed by technical problems
KUAC reports that technical problems have resulted in the new National Science Foundation vessel over-wintering in the Great Lakes.
Alaska cities have a long way to go in LGBT rights
Alaska’s three largest cities were included in the recent Municipal Equality Index which measures the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
Snowstorm prompts changes to school, city bus routes
Juneau is under a winter storm warning from the National Weather Service.
Juneau could have another aurora show tonight
Last weekend, Juneau was treated to a rare but brilliant display of the aurora and conditions are right for a repeat performance tonight.