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Statewide test scores show Alaska’s students still struggling
About 37% proficient in science statewide; Juneau at 43%, down from 48.6% a year ago.
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Preliminary election results: Tight Assembly races, narrow City Hall rejection
Results released early Wednesday, more votes to be counted in next two weeks.
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Report links lack of investment in school guidance programs to Alaska’s lagging workforce
Jobs are available in Alaska, but the workforce to fill them isn’t there. A report from the Association…
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Juneau’s teams fall short in 2023 West Spiketacular Tournament in Anchorage
TMHS goes 9-3, JDHS 0-12 in pool play; both local teams knocked out early in bracket rounds.
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Police investigate second drive-by pellet gun shooting in less than a week
The two reported incidents are not believed to be connected, JPD spokesperson says.
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Here’s what’s happening for First Friday in October
Monthly lineup includes start of multiday events for Alaska Native, Filipino communities.
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Church congregation to vote for third time on hosting winter emergency shelter
Pastor says she will likely leave role if vote is unsuccessful.
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Palmer Project challenge to administrative ruling denied by DEC
Constantine wanted to know “precisely how” wastewater standards would be assessed.
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New podcast, exhibit and upcoming event to highlight the Filipino experience in Juneau
October is Filipino American History Month.
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Huskies go South, lose regular season finale 46-0
Juneau, last place at 0-7 in conference, faces top-seed Anchorage West in playoffs.
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Government shutdown averted with little time to spare as Biden signs funding before midnight
Murkowski, Sullivan both vote for bill; Peltola abstains due to husband’s death, but voices support.
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‘We’re speaking our truths’: Orange Shirt Day confronts boarding school history, brings healing
Dozens gathered Saturday morning to remember and raise awareness.
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Alaska Permanent Fund leaders discuss exemption from open-government law
Trustees considering ideas, including amending state Constitution, in hope of boosting fund’s value.
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Chief finalist says building trust in schools and faith-based communities a priority
He addresses past controversial arrests of two school district administrators in Colorado.
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Police investigate ‘random’ drive-by pellet gun attack downtown
A person in a white SUV reportedly shot at two women Wednesday night.
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This fall’s Juneau Jazz and Classics offers the world on a string
Cellos and violins will be playing rock, folk, baroque, fusion and traditional at five-day festival.
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Juneau’s deputy and interim police chief retires after 28 years
David Campbell honored for his service during a ceremony Friday afternoon.
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Forest Service, Tlingit and Haida to co-steward Mendenhall Glacier Recreation Area
Tribe dedicated to “protection of the historic and cultural resources in the area,” president says.
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Rooted in Community: Stroller White — a man and a mountain
One of the most frequently spoken names in Juneau is Stroller White. We usually refer to the tall…