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An unused U.S. Forest Service building in Kake may soon be a healing center for the community to move forward from generations of trauma after a boarding school harmed members of the Alaska Native population.
Friends across the country are reckoning with historic Quaker involvement in Native American boarding schools. Learn more about healing indigenous communities.
“Punishment like this caused humiliation, shame and alienation. You, your ancestors, nor anyone else, deserves this kind of treatment. We are deeply sorry.”
For observant Jews, the end of a life cycle means practicing shiva, the Jewish ritual of...
Local makers bubbling over with hard seltzer FacebookTwitterEmail 1of8 The Albany Distilling Co.’s line of hard seltzers and canned cocktails, photographed in the courtyard of ADCo’s bar and bottle shop on Livingston Avenue in Albany. (Photo by Kiki Vassilikas for ADCo.)Kiki Vassilakis/ADCo.Show MoreShow Less When Jeff Vukelic’s now-grown children were young, he and his wife rarely served traditional soda. “We didn’t give them Pepsi, Coke. They drank fruit drinks and juice boxes,” Vukelic said. Fruity flavors with names like Surfer Cooler and Orange Pineapple Tango have populated ...