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News

• Home at last: Innovative assisted living center allows Haines seniors to 'age in place'

• Old Tlingit tool donated to Sealaska Heritage

• Alaska Folk Festival XXXVI In Photos

• Eastern Europe class open to grad students

• Douglas-Dornan fund accepting applications

• 'Remembering Bob Bartlett' program set

• Sitka, Ketchikan host workshops for fishermen

• Hazards preparedness training offered

• Norwegian playwright to give presentation

Speakingout

• What is your favorite musical instrument?

• Do you know what love looks like?

• Floyd Dryden Essay: Girls are trying to grow up too fast

• Friends of the Flags to install state flags

Business

• Fish Factor: Study: Alaska fish easier to digest than other protein sources

• SEREMS Council board of directors to meet

• Made in Alaska names Manufacturer of the Year

• Fred Meyer donates funds to SERRC

• Juneau trail projects awarded funding

Outdoors

• Wild Observations: Steller's Jay voted 'best looking'

• Play in nature is of great value to children

• Way back when, artist believed Alaska was a good deal

Ae

• A visiting stage director's view of 'Figaro'

• Astrology

• Alaskan's book 'Legend of a Suicide' comes to life

• Early registration held for Writers' Conference

• Sarah Asper-Smith of Juneau wins fellowship

• Submissions sought for Juneau photo contest

Calendar

• Southeast communities calendar

• Juneau calendar

Travel

• Skagway International Folk Festival kicks off summer with music