Owner of 25 years says she’d love bar to stay local with “fresh ideas.”
Record rain in Juneau and record-high global temps are both worrisome signs, organizers say.
“It’s not just a gift to the future, but to everybody now.”
Neighborhood concerns about shoreline damage, vegetation regrowth and marine life spur investigation.
Advocates gather where he was shot, say they are raising their voices because “he’s unable to speak.”
“The fun part of going back to school”
911 centers, hospitals, airport, and public safety and emergency management agencies are operating.
Rate of rise increases to about 50 feet per week, but rain expected to slow
Reviews can be lengthy, information limited to ensure due process, Department of Law leaders say
Wu-Tang Clan rapper seeks to lift Alaskan voices and culture in his return performance to Juneau
Offers to adopt dog flood in after owner fatally shot, but shelter says “safe-keep” period necessary.
Juneau’s homeless continue moving camps, Juneau Assembly responds to Supreme Court decision
So far, most vie for Assembly District 2 seat — mayor, Board of Education, and District 1 also open.
Visibility, data collection for disaster management reaching new heights, experts visiting Juneau say.
Newly built stage offers second annual Burning Pines concert the “home” it’s been missing
Transition to modern technology reduces the amount of time required to manage and enforce parking
Musicians “crashing” local renaissance faire a welcome addition as the event continues to grow.
Watermelon-eating contest and fast race cars part of Douglas’ “family fun” on eve of Independence Day.
Molly McCormick honored as Douglas’ grand marshal for her years planning the parade and other events.
$12.75M would fund public safety communications upgrades; $10M wastewater utility improvements.
