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‘Huffing’ problem leads man to break in OfficeMax twice in one morning
When Juneau resident Gary William Bell, 53, woke up on the morning of Nov. 3, his Super 8…
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AEL&P president expresses faith that rates will not rise under new ownership
Getting people to understand electric rates and the way they’re regulated is a tough task. Connie Hulbert, the…
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Mining Committee examines applications, possible roles of public members
Applications are coming in from members of the public looking to be on the Assembly Mining Committee, and…
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Body discovered near downtown library
Construction workers near the Marine Parking Garage downtown reported the discovery of a body to the Juneau Police…
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Indian Cove boat now in Hoonah, cause of sinking still unknown
The boat that nearly sank in Indian Cove was towed to Hoonah earlier this week, Coast Guard spokesperson…
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False alarm at Mendenhall Towers
For a brief moment Wednesday, it appeared there was a fire at Mendenhall Towers Apartments. At about 11:50…
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Juneau deputy mayor announces campaign for House seat
Juneau’s deputy mayor has his sights on state office. On Tuesday, Deputy Mayor Jerry Nankervis filed a letter…
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‘Social justice warriors’: UAS event takes deeper look at roles of power and privilege in education, society
When she heard about the first Power &Privilege Symposium at the University of Alaska Southeast in 2016, Dr.…
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Assembly to talk about senior sales tax exemption, but not now
The end of Monday’s City and Borough of Juneau Assembly meeting took a bit of an unexpected turn,…
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Assembly approves funding for warming center
On Monday night, the City and Borough of Juneau Assembly unanimously voted to fund a winter warming center,…
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Turkey donation kick-starts annual Thanksgiving food drive
When the white van pulled up in front of the Glory Hole soup kitcken and homeless shelter on…
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Assembly to vote on warming center funds, examine affordable downtown housing
City officials hope to have a warming center set up in just nine days, and the City and…
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Downtown boutique closes doors after 22 years as owner looks to move on
It was 22 years ago, but Lisa Ryals still remembers her first sale. She was just 21 years…
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Man smashes OfficeMax glass door, steals office supplies
A Juneau resident broke into OfficeMax in the Nugget Mall two times Friday morning to steal office supplies; the…
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Meet the new interim director of the Glory Hole homeless shelter
In his search for a more relaxing job, Kyle Hargrave instead found himself “putting out small fires” on…
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Alaska-Siberia researcher looks to cultural group for larger societal answers
Alexander Dolitsky, author and Alaska-Siberia Research Center Director, started his talk to the Chamber of Commerce luncheon by…
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Longtime Juneau fisherman drowns in Hoonah harbor
Lifelong fisherman and longtime Juneau resident George Robert Lunda died Sunday night in Hoonah, drowning after an apparent…
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Owner, Coast Guard working to limit environmental effect of sinking boat
On Monday morning, a boat began sinking in Indian Cove. By Tuesday afternoon, it was still barely afloat…
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Trio of officers earn promotions
A full room of spectators at the Juneau Police Department headquarters on Monday leaned forward all at once…
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Report: Juneau’s mining ordinance fairly typical
Earlier this month, an Anchorage consultant filed his report on Juneau’s mining ordinance, and the Assembly Mining Subcommittee…