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Cruise ships remain in Juneau overnight after canceling Southeast stops elsewhere due to storm
Two ships arriving Monday staying until Tuesday, with a third making an unscheduled stop in Juneau
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Capital Transit’s new electric buses arriving, with hopes of much better experience than first e-bus
Seven incoming buses built by different company expected to be in service around New Year’s.
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Here’s what’s happening for First Friday in October
Cardboard heads, a new Pride robe and a sendoff for retiring local bead artist among activities.
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Three women arriving on flights arrested on drug charges in two incidents at Juneau’s airport
Drugs with a street value of more than $175,000 seized during arrests, according to JPD.
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Alaska Supreme Court says most business insurance doesn’t cover COVID-19 damages
In a first-of-its-kind ruling, the Alaska Supreme Court said Friday that the COVID-19 pandemic does not qualify as…
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Juneau poker pro Jeremy Hamey wins back-to-back tournaments in California
Juneau’s Jeremy Hamey has gone from making jumpers to making a living at the poker table.
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Iverson puts senior stamp on Region V championship as Crimson Bears take boys team title
“I think if we didn’t combine schools there would be no way we had a chance of getting…
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Ida’s ‘Meyer Miles’ too much for Region V harriers
JDHS senior wins championship, leads Crimson Bears to girls’ cross-country team title
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Juneau Huskies blow first half lead, lose home finale 34-20 to Bartlett High School
With JDHS on verge of potential tying score in final minutes, Bartlett returns fumble 95 yards for TD.
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Rodell has big money lead in mayor’s race, Hall tops Assembly candidates a week before Oct. 1 election
Ship-Free Saturday opponents remain dominant money presence with about $500K raised, $750K spent.
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Crimson Bears devour Kings in Ketchikan pool
The Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé Crimson Bears swim and dive team had their second consecutive successful meet…
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Ousted Hoonah superintendent seeks damages in Alaska district court
The former Hoonah City School District superintendent has filed a complaint against the local school board over a…
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Woven Peoples and Place: Húus dáng hl kíngsaang (I’ll see you again)
Reflections from Prince of Wales’ “Back to the Lands Week”
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Empire Archives: Juneau’s history for the week ending Sept. 28
Three decades of capital city coverage.
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Rainforest Recovery Center closure stands as Gastineau Human Services fires back at critics about its program
Accusations about closure prompt hospital, GHS, city leaders to meet about local substance abuse care.
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“Henry V” forcefully brings battlefield leadership issues to the stage during election season
Theater Alaska offering free and pay-as-you-want performances until Oct. 20.
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A new film highlights the traumas inflicted on Indigenous children by residential schools
This story contains difficult subject matter relating to Canada’s and America’s history of operating residential schools for Indigenous…
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Closure of Rainforest Recovery Center gets another look as decision called ‘medically irresponsible’
City, hospital leaders to consider options Thursday; halt to other services also discussed by board.
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A Crimson Bears cross-country team with ‘really incredible depth’ heads to regions
JDHS competitors in Ketchikan this weekend seeking to earn spot at state meet the following week.
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Juneau swimmer PJ Foy named to U.S. Junior National Team
Juneau swimmer PJ Foy’s big year just keeps getting better.