Ninth U.S. Court of Appeals reverses lower court ruling, allows season to begin July 1.
Odds are “going to be very difficult,” says Juneau senator.
The decision was made following a 16-hour search effort covering more than 375 nautical miles.
Local leaders say they’d like to see the capital city follow its northern neighbor’s lead.
“I am grateful for all the love and support the people of Southeast Alaska have done for us”
“I feel really lucky to be so supported by the community.”
Services scheduled to open this fall, interim executive director says.
The position has a starting salary of $175,000, according to the city website.
The project will be designed over the winter, with construction likely beginning in summer of 2024.
Mine official say violations have been addressed.
Planning Commission OKs change Tuesday evening.
“I don’t think that you can have both…we add to our ongoing costs and we also lower the mill rate.”
Nearly 20 residents gave testimony on the topic, many advocating for more industry input.
Owner says license is “another step,” though opening date not set.
The crash occurred at the Fred Meyer intersection and an investigation is ongoing, officials say.
The ceremony kicks off celebrations for the grand send-off of a four-year-long global expedition.
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Incoming Rear Adm. Megan M. Dean says she is excited about working with the people of Alaska.
Murkowski, Sullivan say matter is serious, but clash on merit; Peltola says she trusts process.
He faces up to 30 years in prison and a $1 million fine.
