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Participants go to great lengths to run in the rain at the Juneau Marathon and Half Marathon
Dashing over from cruise ship, long trip around road-blocking landslide among paths to starting line.
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Two Eaglecrest Ski Area general manager finalists to be interviewed next week
One is a Vermont ski school manager, the other a former Eaglecrest official now in Washington
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Empire Archives: Juneau’s history for the week ending July 27
Three decades of capital city coverage.
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Climate Fair for a Cool Planet expands at Earth’s hottest moment
Annual music and stage play gathering Saturday comes five days after record-high global temperature.
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Ellie Rubenstein resigns from Permanent Fund board, Ethan Schutt displaced as chair in wake of email allegations
Trustees elect new chair, vice chair Wednesday morning; Rubenstein announces resignation hours later
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New July rainfall record set for Juneau with a week to go; Suicide Basin nears 2023 fill level
No more heavy storms expected this month, according to forecaster.
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Names of officers involved in death of Steven Kissack released, along with more details of standoff
JPD states Kissack threatened to kill officers; one officer who fired gun cleared in 2016 shooting.
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Angela Rodell, former Alaska Permanent Fund Corp. CEO, says she’s running for mayor
First-time candidate to challenge incumbent Beth Weldon; filing deadline for local election is today.
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Three city attorney finalists to be interviewed in public sessions this week by Juneau Assembly
Two Juneau residents with CBJ experience and D.C.-based Army attorney seek to replace Robert Palmer.
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Here’s the candidates certified for the Oct. 1 municipal election ballot as the filing deadline passes
Two running for mayor, seven for two Assembly seats, six for three school board seats.
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Lawsuit: Resurrection Lutheran Church leaders have been ousted, clarity in ‘ministerial work’ needed
Pastor Karen Perkins, two others targeted in long-brewing feud at church known for helping homeless.
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Bartlett Regional Hospital shuts down programs at recently opened Aurora Behavioral Health Center
Crisis stabilization program halted at center due to lack of funds and staff, officials say.
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Teal Street Center celebrates with ribbon-cutting a year after social agencies begin providing services
Nine organizations providing legal, disability, counseling and other help open under one roof.
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Two black bears in downtown Juneau euthanized due to aggressive behavior around people
Exposed garbage, people insistent on approaching bears contribute to situation, official says
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Neil Steininger, former budget director for Gov. Dunleavy, seeking District 1 Juneau Assembly seat
Downtown resident unopposed so far for open seat; deadline to file for local races is Monday.
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Empire Archives: Juneau’s history for the week ending July 20
Three decades of capital city coverage.
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Fatal shooting of Steven Kissack by police and community’s response shows Juneau’s failures and heart, mourners say
“If we as a society did fail him then we should make sure we don’t fail others.”
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Two people arrested at Juneau residence after receiving package with $65,700 of suspected illegal drugs
JPD: Drug investigators intercepted package, then delivered it after inspecting contents.
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Steven Kissack, homeless resident known for canine companion Juno, killed in police confrontation downtown
Kissack shot repeatedly after coming at officers with a knife on Front Street, officials say
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Eaglecrest gondola can be done on time and on budget, if features are scaled back, city manager says
“Goldbelt is confident they can sell that destination with a windbreak and some porta-potties.”