Loan options, closing district during summer among other ideas discussed at special meeting
First day of legislative session not affected by 15th biggest three-day storm ever in Juneau.
Falcons ranked second statewide, dominating opponents by an average per-game score of 66-25.
City offices and facilities scheduled to open at 10 a.m.; dry weather expected Tuesday
Legislative Finance analysis of governor’s proposal for next year predicts numerous other adjustments
Veto override on school funding will help district, Juneau’s state lawmakers say.
Suspect threatened to kill person at knifepoint and damaged house, tased by troopers after fleeing.
Falcons go on 18-0 run in third quarter to break open tie game during Saturday’s rematch.
Avalanche risk high as increasingly wet snow layers on top of light-density snow, forecaster says
Legislators and staff arriving in Juneau as session set to begin on Tuesday.
District was facing a June 30 deadline to balance books, which local officials said wasn’t feasible.
Initially cited administrative requirements and costs, now points to state’s food stamp backlog.
Three decades of capital city coverage.
Board to meet next week to review all non-required expenses, such as student activities, for cuts.
Higher cost of living cited as significant factor; staff says Juneau’s allure helps attract workers.
Flights Thursday, Friday rebooked on different plane; next potentially affected flights on Monday.
Sign reflectors installed, upgraded entrance lighting and change to city bus route expected soon.
Change in vegetation, tidal areas, land “rebound” after glacial retreat shown — along with area’s name.
Rep. Andi Story, D-Juneau, introduces the two proposals among the 48 by state lawmakers on Monday.
Lower revenues and higher costs mean $7.6M shortfall for FY24, plus $1.9M deficit from FY23.
