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Report finds states could share more public school information

Report finds states could share more public school information

Accessibility remains a goal for annual public reports

Report finds states could share more public school information
Curtis Blackwell, Maintenance Supervisor for the Juneau School District, shows on Monday, April 8, 2018, how high the water came up on one of the two boilers at the Marie Drake building during a flooding event at the school on Friday. Spare parts were found to get the boiler running and the school open. A corroded pipe at the base of a hot water tank was the source of the leak. (MIchael Penn | Juneau Empire)

Waist-deep water didn’t waste a school day

Burst pipe caused flooding.

Curtis Blackwell, Maintenance Supervisor for the Juneau School District, shows on Monday, April 8, 2018, how high the water came up on one of the two boilers at the Marie Drake building during a flooding event at the school on Friday. Spare parts were found to get the boiler running and the school open. A corroded pipe at the base of a hot water tank was the source of the leak. (MIchael Penn | Juneau Empire)
Google and Juneau professionals are helping teachers and students solve problems like a computer scientist

Google and Juneau professionals are helping teachers and students solve problems like a computer scientist

That does compute.

Google and Juneau professionals are helping teachers and students solve problems like a computer scientist
Presentation shares methods behind recent New JACC study
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Presentation shares methods behind recent New JACC study

Luncheon features food for thought.

Presentation shares methods behind recent New JACC study
Trippy artwork, Barnaby Brewing Company reopening highlight First Friday
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Trippy artwork, Barnaby Brewing Company reopening highlight First Friday

Here’s what’s happening downtown tonight.

Trippy artwork, Barnaby Brewing Company reopening highlight First Friday
Raze or rebuild? Downtown house fire fallout still not settled

Raze or rebuild? Downtown house fire fallout still not settled

Fate of historic home still unknown.

Raze or rebuild? Downtown house fire fallout still not settled
City holds first meeting on proposed budget with slight changes to spending and property tax rate

City holds first meeting on proposed budget with slight changes to spending and property tax rate

It’s like opening day for municipal budgets.

City holds first meeting on proposed budget with slight changes to spending and property tax rate
Displaced food vendors find new spot to serve summertime fare

Displaced food vendors find new spot to serve summertime fare

Hot Pocket Park.

Displaced food vendors find new spot to serve summertime fare
Paul Gardinier, an exhibit specialist, works to install a Nathan Jackson retrospective in the gallery at the Walter Soboleff Center on Monday, March 25, 2019. (Michael Penn | Juneau Empire)
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‘A great honor’: Exhibit shines light on one of Southeast Alaska’s most acclaimed Tlingit artists

You can see his work all over town.

Paul Gardinier, an exhibit specialist, works to install a Nathan Jackson retrospective in the gallery at the Walter Soboleff Center on Monday, March 25, 2019. (Michael Penn | Juneau Empire)
Shrine-y happy people: Local landmark inspired piece in upcoming symphony concerts
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Shrine-y happy people: Local landmark inspired piece in upcoming symphony concerts

A landmark musical effort.

Shrine-y happy people: Local landmark inspired piece in upcoming symphony concerts
New report brings good news for New JACC

New report brings good news for New JACC

New JACC could be a money maker by third year.

New report brings good news for New JACC
Willoughby District considers a name change

Willoughby District considers a name change

What will it be?

Willoughby District considers a name change
‘Sudsy Slim Rides Again’ bubbles up in Juneau
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‘Sudsy Slim Rides Again’ bubbles up in Juneau

It’s pretty clean humor.

‘Sudsy Slim Rides Again’ bubbles up in Juneau
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Dream Weaver: Haida elder talks learning and becoming a master weaver
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Dream Weaver: Haida elder talks learning and becoming a master weaver

She’s a dream weaver.

Dream Weaver: Haida elder talks learning and becoming a master weaver
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Eagle roost getting a boost

Eagle roost getting a boost

Extreme Home Makeover: Bald eagle edition.

Eagle roost getting a boost
Review: ‘Guys and Dolls’ a whole bushel of fun
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Review: ‘Guys and Dolls’ a whole bushel of fun

Warning: You will hum show tunes in the shower afterward.

Review: ‘Guys and Dolls’ a whole bushel of fun
Sexto appeal: Guest artist Los Texmaniacs will bring southwestern flare, instruments to Folk Fest
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Sexto appeal: Guest artist Los Texmaniacs will bring southwestern flare, instruments to Folk Fest

Max Baca isn’t short on love for the bajo.

Sexto appeal: Guest artist Los Texmaniacs will bring southwestern flare, instruments to Folk Fest
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This Nashville singer-songwriter can’t stop coming to Alaska
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This Nashville singer-songwriter can’t stop coming to Alaska

Easton heads way west.

This Nashville singer-songwriter can’t stop coming to Alaska
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The guided-missile destroyer USS Zumwalt, left, is underway in formation with the littoral combat ship USS Independence on the final leg of its three-month journey to its new homeport in San Diego. The USS Zumwalt arrived in Ketchikan Saturday. (Courtesy Photo |U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Ace Rheaume)

Navy’s high-tech warship makes first trip to Alaska, stops in Ketchikan

Trip offers chance for training and public tours.

The guided-missile destroyer USS Zumwalt, left, is underway in formation with the littoral combat ship USS Independence on the final leg of its three-month journey to its new homeport in San Diego. The USS Zumwalt arrived in Ketchikan Saturday. (Courtesy Photo |U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Ace Rheaume)
Former Alaska Supreme Court Chief Justice Bud Carpeneti, board member for the New JACC Partnership, second from the left, describes one of three proposals for New JACC and Centennial Hall improvements during a Assembly Standing Committee meeting on Wednesday, March 27, 2019. Michele Elfers, deputy director for the city Parks and Recreation Department, left, Liz Perry, President and CEO for Travel Juneau, and Craig Dahl, executive director for the Juneau Chamber of Commerce, right, also spoke during the panel discussion. (Michael Penn | Juneau Empire)
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Both the JACC and Centennial Hall want big improvements, could one building be the answer?

A story of two stories.

Former Alaska Supreme Court Chief Justice Bud Carpeneti, board member for the New JACC Partnership, second from the left, describes one of three proposals for New JACC and Centennial Hall improvements during a Assembly Standing Committee meeting on Wednesday, March 27, 2019. Michele Elfers, deputy director for the city Parks and Recreation Department, left, Liz Perry, President and CEO for Travel Juneau, and Craig Dahl, executive director for the Juneau Chamber of Commerce, right, also spoke during the panel discussion. (Michael Penn | Juneau Empire)