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Trump conviction doesn’t dampen Alaska Republican congressional candidates’ support
The three Republicans vying to become Alaska’s next member of the U.S. House of Representatives issued statements of…
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Police calls for Wednesday, May 29, 2024
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16 years of Thunder Mountain High School commemorated through two documentaries
Three Falcons alumni release their project before school’s final graduation; another coming in June.
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Juneau Symphony ends its season with things that go ‘BOOM’ in the night
Ensemble will feature popular film scores, solo by Dallas Brass trumpet player this weekend at JDHS.
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Bartlett seeking help from Assembly and public as program cuts considered to halt huge losses
Hospital losing $1M a month; comments sought on proposed “non-core” program cuts during coming weeks
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Bartlett officials seek to extend interim CEO’s contract to end of year amidst financial crisis planning
Ian Worden took over temporary leadership in October; 39 applicants so far for permanent job.
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Hoonah’s petition to create Alaska’s 20th borough opposed by state boundary commission staff
Xunaa Borough would rank 8th in size, 18th in population; final decision, public vote still pending.
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Thunder Mountain High School graduates win film festival award
Documentary by Jade Hicks, Hayden Loggy-Smith portrays human impacts of school consolidation plan.
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Former Haines lawmaker Bill Thomas challenging Rep. Andi Story for District 3 House seat
Challenger served in Legislature from 2005-13, been a lobbyist and commercial fisherman for decades.
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Police calls for Friday, May 24, 2024
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Police calls for Saturday, May 25, 2024
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Police calls for Sunday, May 26, 2024
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Judicial Council recommends Alaskans keep all judges, including figure behind correspondence ruling
The Alaska Judicial Council has voted to recommend that state voters retain all 19 judges on the November…
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Canoes making 150-mile journey from Wrangell, other Southeast communities to Celebration
Paddlers expected to arrive in Juneau on June 4, one day before biennial Alaska Native gathering.
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Police calls for Monday, May 27, 2024
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LeConte returns to service with special trip to Haines after weekend cancellation
State ferry will pick up half of nearly 60 stranded vehicles, others may have to wait until July.
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‘Forever a Falcon’: Thunder Mountain High School celebrates final graduating class
147 seniors get soaring sendoff during 16th annual commencement full of heightened emotions.
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Traditional Memorial Day ceremonies offer new ways to ‘never forget’ those who served
New installations at memorial sites, fresh words of reminder shared by hundreds gathering in Juneau.
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Stranded Beerfest travelers scramble to rebook after LeConte ferry breakdown
Loss of 225-passenger ferry leaves many Juneau-bound revelers looking for other ways home.
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Alternatives are vast for Yaaḵoosgé Daakahídi High School’s graduating class
31 students take center stage during ceremony revisiting their paths at the school and what’s next.