Five local organizations are vying to take over a former Juneau Youth Services property, and representatives from each of them had a chance to speak… Continue reading
Longtime Juneau business owner and community figure Iris D. “Dee” Longenbaugh died at her Juneau home this past Friday, and word spread quickly. Longenbaugh, who… Continue reading
Small signs have begun popping up in the windows of businesses near the Juneau International Airport: “Proud member of Juneau’s Airport Shopping District.” Still in… Continue reading
More than 40 speakers will take a look at the future of the region’s economy at the Southeast Conference’s Mid-Session Summit this week. The conference,… Continue reading
Juneau residents have filed an unusually high amount of public comments about the proposed purchase of the city’s electric utility, and the Regulatory Commission of… Continue reading
This Monday night, Hydro One and Avista Corp. issued a joint reply to the dozens of comments that Juneau residents have made in reference to… Continue reading
A dozen books, hundreds of pages and months of reading all led to Thursday afternoon for a group of Juneau middle school students. The annual… Continue reading
The Glory Hole Shelter will not be moving to the Mendenhall Valley anytime soon. This week, the shelter’s board of directors withdrew its application to… Continue reading
For the past 18 years, Jane Lindsey has tried to answer a key question for the Juneau-Douglas City Museum. “How do you tell a pretty… Continue reading
City officials are on the verge of something they haven’t done in recent memory: committing money specifically for early childhood education. A count of students… Continue reading
The proposed purchase of Juneau’s electric utility has drawn a massive amount of local response, much of it wary of Canadian electric company Hydro One… Continue reading
As a driver came around a curve on Douglas Highway on Tuesday evening, he saw the flashing lights of a school bus and tried to… Continue reading
The City and Borough of Juneau is one step closer to becoming a so-called “intervener” in Canadian power company Hydro One’s purchase of the parent… Continue reading
On Sunday afternoon, white smoke began to rise over the trees on Douglas Island near Lucky Me, a community about a mile from the end… Continue reading
Students, faculty and other supporters of the University of Alaska system had to hold tightly to their signs during a rally Friday on the steps… Continue reading
Almost two years after she was indicted for misusing tens of thousands of dollars while working as a real estate agent, Juneau woman Rosalinda Ainza,… Continue reading
Early Saturday morning, a domestic dispute on Gastineau Avenue turned bloody. According to a release from the Juneau Police Department, a neighbor called JPD at… Continue reading
What could have been a simple warrant arrest turned into a standoff Thursday night. When Juneau Police Department officers approached James Urbanec outside a Tongass… Continue reading
The timing was just right. Those at the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD) Juneau had been looking to partner with another agency… Continue reading
City officials are one step closer to officially setting the goal to have Juneau be 80 percent renewable by 2045. By a unanimous vote Monday,… Continue reading
