On April 13, Eaglecrest Ski Patrol and other skiers will take a memorial run for longtime ski patrol members Bob Janes and Ron Dippold, who have died.
Spirit
Capitol flag presented to Munoz
The flag that flew above Alaska’s state capitol at the funeral of former lawmaker Elton Engstrom Jr. was presented Wednesday to his daughter, Juneau Rep. Cathy Munoz.
Walter Soboleff: “He fed the spirit of people from many walks of life”
The House State Affairs Committee heard heartfelt testimony Thursday on legislation to establish Walter Soboleff Day in Alaska.
Services honor Brandon Mahle, popular Juneau youth sports coach
Mahle was just 31 years old when he passed away unexpectedly on January 30th. He had a wife and two young daughters.
Haven House may be prohibited from opening
CBJ officials determine that halfway houses are not allowed on Malissa Drive
New transitional housing will provide safe, stable environment for former inmates
Haven House, now raising money for furnishings, will be home to nine residents when it opens in mid-March
It’s a boy! Juneau’s first baby of 2014 born Thursday
Jeshua Raymond Moreno was delivered by C-section at Bartlett Regional Hospital. He’s the third child of Elizabeth and John Moreno.
A mass reading of ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas from APRN
The holiday classic is performed by reporters from throughout the Alaska Public Radio Network.
Tlingit clan leader: Everything has a spirit
David Katzeek spoke Tuesday in the final installment of Sealaska Heritage Institute’s Native American History Month Lecture Series.
Pope Slams ‘Disposable’ Culture That Marginalizes Many
Around the world today, the powerful “feed upon the powerless” and too many people are treated as “consumer goods to be used and then discarded,” Pope Francis writes in his first major paper since becoming leader of the Roman Catholic church last May.