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Property tax bills could be going up. Here’s how much it will affect homeowners

Property tax bills could be going up. Here’s how much it will affect homeowners

Finance Committee makes a flurry of decisions.

Property tax bills could be going up. Here’s how much it will affect homeowners
Ericka Lee, Marian Call, Jocelyn Miles and Collette Costa sing. Those four plus other locals are part of a new Gospel Explosion Show coming Sunday. (Courtesy Photo | Brian Wallace)
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Break out the church hats and handkerchiefs: Gospel concert coming this Sunday

Juneau’s soul on public display.

Ericka Lee, Marian Call, Jocelyn Miles and Collette Costa sing. Those four plus other locals are part of a new Gospel Explosion Show coming Sunday. (Courtesy Photo | Brian Wallace)
Superintendent: State budget cuts will hurt students

Superintendent: State budget cuts will hurt students

Plenty of food for thought at chamber luncheon.

Superintendent: State budget cuts will hurt students
A prank with class: Seniors put car in high school commons

A prank with class: Seniors put car in high school commons

They’re revved up for graduation.

A prank with class: Seniors put car in high school commons
School board members said Monday that the challenges facing the Juneau School District are “unprecedented,” and asked for continued support from the CBJ Assembly. (Alex McCarthy | Juneau Empire)

School district and support staff move closer to an agreement

That’s not all that happened

School board members said Monday that the challenges facing the Juneau School District are “unprecedented,” and asked for continued support from the CBJ Assembly. (Alex McCarthy | Juneau Empire)
Investigators turn to wreckage and passengers for answers

Investigators turn to wreckage and passengers for answers

The injured are recuperating and the investigation continues .

Investigators turn to wreckage and passengers for answers
UPDATE: Troopers identify six deceased passengers from Ketchikan crash
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UPDATE: Troopers identify six deceased passengers from Ketchikan crash

Now the case is in the hands of investigators.

UPDATE: Troopers identify six deceased passengers from Ketchikan crash
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Late Bloomers: ‘The Underpants’ closes Perseverance Theatre’s 40th season
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Late Bloomers: ‘The Underpants’ closes Perseverance Theatre’s 40th season

Laughs, heart and undergarments important in new show.

Late Bloomers: ‘The Underpants’ closes Perseverance Theatre’s 40th season
Not just fiddling around: Jazz & Classics closes with one of the best string players around
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Not just fiddling around: Jazz & Classics closes with one of the best string players around

He’s played with Yo-Yo Ma, Zac Brown, Ricky Skaggs and more.

Not just fiddling around: Jazz & Classics closes with one of the best string players around
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It hasn’t been easy, but food carts’ new home expected to open soon

It hasn’t been easy, but food carts’ new home expected to open soon

Food and eventually beer heading to Pocket Park.

It hasn’t been easy, but food carts’ new home expected to open soon
Juneau and many other cities are celebrating something most take for granted

Juneau and many other cities are celebrating something most take for granted

Have you thanked your wastewater plant lately?

Juneau and many other cities are celebrating something most take for granted
There’s a new name for Juneau’s longest-running theater
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There’s a new name for Juneau’s longest-running theater

Don’t say boo.

There’s a new name for Juneau’s longest-running theater
Morning fog shrouds Douglas Island near the Douglas Bridge on Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2014. (Michael Penn | Juneau Empire File)

Live: Meeting covers state of Alaska’s infrastructure

Live updates from a meeting at City Hall.

Morning fog shrouds Douglas Island near the Douglas Bridge on Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2014. (Michael Penn | Juneau Empire File)
Find out what made one thank-you note stand out from dozens of others

Find out what made one thank-you note stand out from dozens of others

Even among dozen of other fluorescent note cards, this letter stood out.

Find out what made one thank-you note stand out from dozens of others
Public meeting about Pederson Hill draws landowners’ ire

Public meeting about Pederson Hill draws landowners’ ire

Planned development still controversial.

Public meeting about Pederson Hill draws landowners’ ire
LGBTQ equal rights bill unlikely to advance any further this year

LGBTQ equal rights bill unlikely to advance any further this year

Alaska could be 23rd state to ban discrimination.

LGBTQ equal rights bill unlikely to advance any further this year
Luncheon talk considers Juneau’s selling points

Luncheon talk considers Juneau’s selling points

Travel Juneau President and CEO talks marketing the city.

Luncheon talk considers Juneau’s selling points
Committee makes ‘electrifying’ decision

Committee makes ‘electrifying’ decision

Marine passenger fee project funding changes.

Committee makes ‘electrifying’ decision
‘The salmon way’: Book explores connection between Alaskans and the resilient fish
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‘The salmon way’: Book explores connection between Alaskans and the resilient fish

The fish tell a deeply human story.

‘The salmon way’: Book explores connection between Alaskans and the resilient fish
What’s happening the week of May 1-7, 2019
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What’s happening the week of May 1-7, 2019

Calendar of events.

What’s happening the week of May 1-7, 2019