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Use of former warehouse south of downtown criticized by pastor of church hosting shelter last year.

Catholic organizations and churches in Alaska have been busier than ever this past year due to months-long delays in the arrival of the state's food stamp program benefits to thousands of Alaskans.

Shelter to close after Sunday night, campground to open Monday.

The point-in-time count measures both sheltered and unsheltered homelessness. It can also be a chance for people to access services for the first time. The count helps homeless service providers take stock of community needs and apply for funding.

More than 150 donations for needy families arrive in two days after Adopt-A-Family comes up short

Annual gifts and meals for Juneau’s struggling continue their traditions, but limited by high demand

An estimated 20 people will need to relocate.

Annual event comes as agency tackles long list of housing, other projects in wake of Covid crisis

Meadow Montessori School held its annual Fall Harvest Festival last week and added a new event.

From the July/August 2020 issue of Acoustic Guitar | By Jamie Stillway Known for their deft guitar duos and close harmony singing, the Delmore Brothers (Alton and Rabon) were popular performers on the Grand Ole Opry in the 1930s. In the introduction to Alton's intriguingly titled autobiography, The Truth Is Stranger Than Publicity, music historian Charles Wolfe recognizes the duo’s…