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News

• Care-A-Van offers door-to-door transportation

• 907Britt returns to Juneau for debut album release

• Sitka Surf: Cold-water hot spots draw local surfers

• Small earthquake felt in Anchorage

• Ice Classic ice more than 50 inches thick

• Museum presents lecture on 'Fur, Fuzz, and Fibers'

• DEC to monitor Chukchi Sea water quality

• File for real property tax exemption by March 31

• TLC offers free computer classes in Juneau

• Fundraiser to benefit Taggart's Iditarod quest

Speakingout

• How do you wind down after a long day of work?

• Acknowledging the ordinary can impact our lives

• Floyd Dryden Essay: Middle schools should start later

• Thanks for supporting Junior Theatre

• Building trails to Falls Lake and Swan Lake

• Thank you for Boat & Sports show support

• Thank you Juneau from Southeast Conference

Business

• Fish Factor: Project to collect deckhand labor data still stalled

• Icicle Seafoods gives $20,000 to UAS

• Alaska unemployment at 8.5 percent in February

• Alaska sues fast ferry contractor

• More PFD donors picking to click and give

Outdoors

• Nothing says spring like skunk cabbage

• A shaky September in Yakutat Bay

Ae

• 36th annual Alaska Folk Festival starts April 5

• First Friday Gallery Walk April 2

• Astrology

• Folk Festival history documented in exhibit

• Variety show to support Boardwalk Boogie

• JAHC presents trickster Tomás Kubínek

• McPhetres Match campaign kicks off

Calendar

• Juneau calendar

• Southeast Communities calendar

Travel

• Forest Service, partners gear up for Wrangell's annual Stikine River Birding Fest

• Events Worth Traveling For

Health

• Southeast Alaska Support Groups

• Denali KidCare pediatric dental clinic in Haines

• Children's grief camp offered May 8

• SEARHC celebrates five tobacco-free years