School district faces $738K deficit in food service and activity funds, but now has money to cover
Board members asked to fix shortfall so it’s not included in audit, but some uneasy without more review.
News
Suspect in swastika graffiti spray painted at library and other Mendenhall Valley locations arrested
A man suspected of spray painting swastika symbols at multiple locations in the Mendenhall Valley earlier this month has been… Continue reading
School district faces $738K deficit in food service and activity funds, but now has money to cover
KTOO’s 50-Fest celebrates golden anniversary with six-hour evening of local performers
Police calls for Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2024
Debate: Peltola declines to endorse Harris, Begich questions 2020 election legitimacy
What Alaska voters should know as they consider a repeal of open primaries and ranked choice voting
Sports
I Went to the Woods: A tribute to The Trout Bum
I never met John Gierach, but I feel like I know him as well as you can know anyone from… Continue reading
Crimson Bears sweep up wins in the pool, both in and above the water
Juneau wins 29 of 48 events and combined team titles while hosting Southeast swim meet.
JDHS tennis team hits Anchorage courts for state tournament
Juneau’s unsung heroes tasked with holding the line in state football playoffs at West Anchorage
Fight night returns to Juneau after five years with a 10-count of boxing and MMA bouts
Pure Sole: Vomit, REI and a Diet Coke with a splash of lime
Eaglecrest facing rocky ski season due to loss of Black Bear lift, problems with snowmaking system
Neighbors
Cooking for Pleasure: Nine-hour pork roast with crackling
For a few months now I have been craving an old-fashioned pork roast, one with the skin on that gets… Continue reading
Living and Growing: The power of real hope
Highly compatible, Larry and my strength was in our ability to merge our individual gifts into one, which enhanced our… Continue reading
Alaska Outdoors
Alaska Science Forum: The recent history of a black rock
In June of 1867 — a few months before Alaska would become… Continue reading
I Went to the Woods: Moment of truth
“Is that our buoy?” Terror. What is it doing there? It’s supposed… Continue reading
Events
KTOO’s 50-Fest celebrates golden anniversary with six-hour evening of local performers
20 artists representing five decades of Juneau’s music scene scheduled for Saturday’s celebration
Neighbors briefs
Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center shifts to winter hours The Mendenhall Glacier Visitor… Continue reading
Opinion
Opinion: Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s failure by design
Failure. That’s the only word to describe the six years of Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s tenure. He not only promised a… Continue reading
Opinion: The campaigns are over, but the flood threat continues
My Turn: Time to revisit long-ago captain’s vision of ferry system with smaller, affordable day vessels
Opinion: The American tradition of accepting defeat
Letter: AWARE hosting “Lighting the Way to Peace” campaign
Letter: Honesty of front-line staff at Bartlett hospital is appreciated
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Building blocks toward flood prevention being sought by city, community group
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Dozens of fish died near the Kensington mine. Two months later, state regulators haven’t determined what killed them.
Building fire destroys four businesses and four apartments in Haines
Man sought following multiple incidents of swastika graffiti in the Mendenhall Valley