The suit follows the deckhand’s own lawsuit, filed against the boat owners in Washington court in December.
Arts & Culture
A gifted Anchorage middle school pianist finds a new instrument and rediscovers his love for music
One of Anchorage’s most talented young musicians almost gave up on music.
Ketchikan city manager nixes drag queen storytime at public library
Last year’s event was wildly popular. The library director said it was the biggest storytime on record.
New totem poles on Juneau’s waterfront will soon have signs explaining their significance
“We realize weʼre going to have to work with the community to educate everyone,” said Ricardo Worl, communications director for Sealaska Heritage Institute. “This is not Disney Land.”
Alaska writer Don Rearden finds AI has his number, and it freaks him out
Alaska writer and poet Don Rearden has been experimenting with artificial intelligence.
Not with cars but with cubes, Sitka teen satisfies the need for speed
For Sitka’s Rianna Bergman, it’s not just about going fast or solving the puzzle.
Library association: Number of book titles challenged jumped nearly 40% in 2022
Pelayo-Lozada says that despite the high challenge numbers, a library association poll shows a large majority of Americans don’t believe in banning books.
‘We just let it rip’: Ketchikan trio Dude Mtn recaps 4-show Juneau tour
Some bands are hard to describe. Not Dude Mtn, says frontman and guitarist Cullen McCormick.
Students in UAS Northwest Coast Arts program will showcase their work on Friday
The gallery will be open to the public from 4 to 8 p.m. on Friday in Egan 225, in same building as the UAS campus library.
A dozen new totem poles will be dedicated in Juneau on Saturday
One of those poles, carved by Gyibaawm Laxha David Robert Boxley, represents the Tsimshian people.