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‘A very nerdy town’: Mini-Con breeds creativity for those near and far

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‘A very nerdy town’: Mini-Con breeds creativity for those near and far

Hundreds of people attended, some of them in costume.

Organizations helping Juneau’s vulnerable population are getting a boost

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Organizations helping Juneau’s vulnerable population are getting a boost

Priorities are homelessness, substance abuse and more.

Rain, sleet, hail, graupel: It’s been a weird weather week for Juneau

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Rain, sleet, hail, graupel: It’s been a weird weather week for Juneau

It was the latest snowfall in more than a decade.

Here’s some of the changes lawmakers are proposing to the PFD

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Here’s some of the changes lawmakers are proposing to the PFD

PFD talks begin in House, Senate.

Will the Legislature finish on time? Senate leaders are optimistic

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Will the Legislature finish on time? Senate leaders are optimistic

Some lawmakers aren’t happy with progress so far.

The ‘bee’s knees’ or the ‘end of the world’? Leaders weigh in on possible new ferry terminal in Juneau

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The ‘bee’s knees’ or the ‘end of the world’? Leaders weigh in on possible new ferry terminal in Juneau

How does it fit into the bigger picture?

Juneau representative’s bill makes getting jobs easier for veterans

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Juneau representative’s bill makes getting jobs easier for veterans

Even the House’s biggest contrarian supported it.

Survey shows Southeast business owners at odds with Dunleavy budget

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Survey shows Southeast business owners at odds with Dunleavy budget

The survey spans the region.

Permanent Fund Dividend still a major question mark this session

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Permanent Fund Dividend still a major question mark this session

Lawmakers tried to take a look to the future.

Police identify man found in river, working to find next of kin

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Police identify man found in river, working to find next of kin

He was from California.

Fred Meyer installs fast car chargers

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Fred Meyer installs fast car chargers

The atmosphere was electric at the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

This Juneau man fills every lunch break with a peaceful protest at the Capitol

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This Juneau man fills every lunch break with a peaceful protest at the Capitol

His sign lists five main priorities.

Former lieutenant governor to give speech at UAS commencement

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Former lieutenant governor to give speech at UAS commencement

She’s a UAS graduate.

Co-defendant in prison drugs case pleads guilty

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Co-defendant in prison drugs case pleads guilty

Many of the nine defendants have taken the same deal.

Jordan Creek bridge replacement part of larger effort

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Jordan Creek bridge replacement part of larger effort

The bridges should be installed by next week.

Man indicted after allegedly stealing car, running from police

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Man indicted after allegedly stealing car, running from police

The car had been locked away.

As Southeast fish totals dwindle, Alaska Marine Lines expands north

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As Southeast fish totals dwindle, Alaska Marine Lines expands north

They’ve spent years preparing for low salmon harvests.

From ‘witch hunt’ to ‘yippee-ki-yay’: Lawmakers confirm Dunleavy appointees after debates

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From ‘witch hunt’ to ‘yippee-ki-yay’: Lawmakers confirm Dunleavy appointees after debates

A couple votes in particular were heated.

Support or oppose? A statewide poll shows what some Alaskans think about Dunleavy’s budget

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Support or oppose? A statewide poll shows what some Alaskans think about Dunleavy’s budget

Most respondents were from Anchorage or the Mat-Su Valley.

Senators propose way for ferries to run this winter

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Senators propose way for ferries to run this winter

There’s still a long time left in the budget process.