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Two bodies from capsized fishing vessel found Monday amidst debris from boat on beach near Hoonah
Three people remain missing eight days after Sitka-based vessel sinks southwest of Juneau.
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Recount of ranked choice repeal upholds voters’ rejection — and increases margin by six votes
State elections officials declare measure failed by 743 votes out of 335,767 cast, or 49.88%-50.12%.
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Security screenings for people entering Alaska State Capitol to be considered by legislators Thursday
Signs already designating separate entrance for public, bids from security providers received.
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Believe it or not, costs and damage of climate change are expanding in Juneau and elsewhere in Alaska
Record flooding, fatal landslides, decimated seafood industry cited as regional impacts in new report.
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Stolen dump truck hits power lines, knocks out electricity on Industrial Boulevard; driver arrested for DUI
Officials estimate power will be out in area for 8 to 12 hours Saturday.
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A shipload of elephants, oysters and narwhals for visitors aboard Coast Guard’s Healy icebreaker
Hundreds of locals take tours of ship with power 40,000 Formula One cars during its stop in Juneau.
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School district’s new financial officer coming from Fairbanks district with its own consolidation woes
Nicole Herbert scheduled to start 12 days before Juneau’s school board sends budget to Assembly.
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Governor’s Holiday Open House a bit thinner this year — if 17,050 cookies and 90 lbs. of fudge can be called that
Students from TMMS, JDHS, Faith Christian School and JAMM will perform during three-hour event Tuesday.
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Eaglecrest board responsible for many of ski area’s operational, staffing woes, former GM says
Members “lack the industry knowledge needed to provide supervisory overview of the area,” report states.
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Families, neighbors and visitors from the far north join in holiday harmony at Gallery Walk
Traditional celebration throughout downtown joined by Healy icebreaker returning from Arctic.
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Empire Archives: Juneau’s history for the week ending Dec. 7
Three decades of capital city coverage.
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Filipino life in Sitka, AIDS in NYC and martial arts combine to make ‘Full Contact’ at Perseverance Theatre
Ariel Estrada’s one-man self-narrative play makes world stage debut after six years of evolving work.
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Coast Guard icebreaker Healy stops in Juneau amidst fervor about homeporting newly purchased ship here
Captain talks about homeporting experience for Healy in Seattle; public tours of ship offered Friday.
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U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree from Wrangell decorated with 10,000 ornaments made by Alaskans is lit
Rose Burke, 9, of Kenai, flips the switch after reading her essay about the tree during ceremony Tuesday.
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Recount for ranked choice ballot measure begins under watchful eyes of attorneys
Relative handful of oddly marked ballots questioned, few of those “quarantined” for further scrutiny.
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Eaglecrest to open Porcupine lift on Saturday with tickets as low as $11, but rain thwarts full opening
Ski area offering 50% off ticket price for beginner hill lift for people donating to food drive.
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CBJ’s budget being squeezed by lots of requests for extra funds, finance director warns
City ended FY24 with extra $10M in bank, but Assembly spent extra $6.5M during first five months of…
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An icebreaker, a world-premiere play, a new ski season and holiday events galore arriving at week’s end
Gallery Walk, landmark anniversary for “Nutcracker,” Mexican holy feast day among seasonal celebrations.
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Update: Pedestrian recovering after being critically injured by truck; driver arrested for DUI
Man hit while near his house is conscious and improving at Oregon hospital, fundraising organizer says.
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Southeast Alaska’s population expected drop 17% by 2050, by far the most statewide
State expects to lose 15,000 residents, 12,000 of them from Southeast, according to report.