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Ketchikan man says 2 grooms were a deal breaker for local florist
More than 100 people showed up to show their support.
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Sealaska’s Celebration is virtually ready to begin
Celebration is scheduled to resume in-person next year.
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‘Scars don’t heal if the scabs keep getting picked’: Nation’s hurt is felt at home, say black and indigenous leaders
Black and Alaska Native voices speak in concert against systemic racism.
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Two members of Juneau’s swim club are college-bound
North Carolina and Fairbanks are a little further than a 1650-yard race away.
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Local cannabis company donates $10,000 to food bank
Cannabis industry donations are usually clandestine, but not this one.
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City says new visitor regulations are difficult to apply
Assembly also considering a local extension of state’s quarantine mandate
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Look who was named region’s principal of the year
She’s been at the middle school for 16 years now.
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Local mask-making company continues to grow
In two weeks, they’ve produced and shipped more than 6,000 of the specialized face masks.
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Finance committee votes to hold line on property tax
“Projects will still go on. Services will still go on.”
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Good Samaritans, Coast Guard rescue capsized boaters
Good Samaritans and good life jacket use likely saved their lives.
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Kaxdigoowu Héen Dei (Brotherhood Bridge) project starts off big summer for Juneau trails
Treadwell Ditch Trail is one among many trails recieving some TLC.
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Thar she doesn’t blow: Whale statue all fixed up, but will remain off for now
Cost-saving and crowd-prevention will keep the statue quiet for now.
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JPD: Man subdued after trying to grab officer’s sidearm during arrest
The suspect was charged with 17 separate offenses, including drug and firearm charges.
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Memorial Day passes quietly amid coronavirus concerns, damp weather
People found their own ways to honor the hallowed dead.
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‘In a word, it’s been weird’: It’s been a different sort of graduation season for the Class of 2020
Seniors prepare to enter a new world.
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Be mindful of inquisitive ursine neighbors as weather warms
Bears are trash scavengers, particularly in lean years
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Person taken to hospital after paraglider stranded on Mount Roberts
The glider will remain visible on the side of the mountain for a few days.
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Juneau businesses leerily eye new phase of reopening
Some are opening the throttle, but many are holding at Phase 2 levels.
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Union president voices correctional officers’ concerns amid rising cumulative case count
Testing procedures, flow of information and testing, and lack of hazard pay are all worries.
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2 taken to hospital after motorcycle-car collision
The collision occured near the Mendenhall Glacier.