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Former Alaska legislator Zach Fansler to be arraigned June 21
An Alaska lawmaker who resigned after allegations of striking a Juneau woman is soon scheduled to appear in…
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Regulatory Commission approves sale of AELP’s parent company
The sale of Avista Corp. (parent company of Juneau’s Alaska Electric Light and Power) to Canadian-owned Hydro One…
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Spruce root basket wins Best of Show at Native art show
Correction: An earlier version of this article misspelled Ursala Hudson’s first name. It’s Ursala, not Ursula. Her winning…
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Former Alaska legislator Zach Fansler charged with harassment
A former Alaska legislator has been formally charged with a crime for allegedly hitting a woman so hard…
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JPD receives funding for two more officers, recruitment; Eaglecrest gets money for snowmaking equipment
After several weeks of work and discussion, the City and Borough of Juneau Assembly unanimously approved the Fiscal…
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‘Spiritual and powerful’: Canoes land at Douglas Harbor for Celebration
Drums and traditional songs filled the air at Douglas Harbor on Tuesday afternoon as Alaska Natives from all…
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Juneau meets season of ‘mega-ships’
Juneau residents will see a few thousand more cruise line passengers that normal as a new “mega-ship” arrives…
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Man who threw punch stabbed downtown
Police say a man allegedly trying to start fights in the downtown area was stabbed by another man…
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Forest Service douses wildfire north of Juneau
The 56-acre fire at the Berners Bay area is no longer a threat, according to the U.S. Forest…
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Celebration 2018 starts Wednesday
Starting Wednesday, songs, art and regalia from Alaska Native people from Southeast Alaska and beyond will fill the…
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Steamed bun food truck officially open
Max Goldrich is finding out pretty quickly what it takes to run a food truck. The night before…
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‘You can’t get them all’: Alaska Sen. Dennis Egan discusses ups and downs working in Legislature
“What are you going to do me? Fire me?” With those words, Sen. Dennis Egan, D-Juneau, brought the…
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City announces new director of Community Development Department
The city has found a new Community Development Department Director. According to a release, Jill Maclean will be…
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‘Lifelong learner’ and Juneau teacher Robert Eddy pursuing a new adventure
Walking through his classroom, Harborview Elementary School teacher Robert “Rocky” Eddy had a hard time weaving in and…
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Mendenhall Auto Center makes donation to trail improvement club
Local trails are feeling the love. Trail Mix, Inc. was given an $8,585 donation from Subaru of America…
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Ketchikan eliminates Thunder Mountain from regional baseball tournament
In a game of small ball, the Ketchikan Kings were able to do just enough in eliminating the…
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Juneau-Douglas advances to championship with victory over Sitka
In a game where both starting pitchers were rolling early, finding any breaks were key. Juneau-Douglas High School…
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Thunder Mountain bounces back, eliminates Petersburg from baseball tourney
Thunder Mountain High School’s struggles in the opening round loss to Juneau-Douglas High School in the Region V…
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McCormick’s slam, McCurley’s arm powers Juneau-Douglas over Thunder Mountain
Brock McCormick’s first-inning grand slam fueled a six-run first inning, and Juneau-Douglas Crimson Bears defeated the Thunder Mountain…
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In 2000, a Juneau baby won a $20,000 scholarship from the Juneau Empire. Now, 18 years later, she’s graduating high school.
Adrianna D’Cafango was only a 9-month-old baby in her mother’s arms in the Nugget Mall corridor when she…