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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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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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JDHS’ Etta Eller takes gold, Ida Meyer silver in 3,200 at state track and field championships
Eller also wins 1,600; Wilder Dillingham wins 200 during event in Anchorage.
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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.
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JDHS graduates celebrate journey from virtual ‘pajama class’ freshmen to virtuous camaraderie
Resolve in overcoming struggles a lifelong lesson for future, seniors told at commencement ceremony.
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Alaska fisherman pleads guilty to federal charges after ordering crew to shoot whale
Correction: This article has been updated to clarify that Daniels was not trolling when the incident occurred.
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Ranked-choice voting has challenged the status quo. Its popularity will be tested in November
Arguments scheduled Tuesday in Alaska lawsuit involving ballot initiative repealing RCV.
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More service, visitor information helping Capital Transit to keep up with extra cruise passenger traffic
Remedies made after residents unable to board full buses last year seem to be working, officials say
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Large-scale repaving project plants itself at Juneau International Airport
Work may take two to three years, schedule seeks to limit impact on operations.
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JDHS comes up short in state soccer title games
Boys fall behind early in 4-1 loss to Soldotna, girls miss opportunities in 2-0 loss to Kenai.
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Thunder Mountain High School Falcons are conference champs, heading to state softball title tournament
TMHS rebounds from 19-12 loss in back-to-back Saturday games against Sitka, wins finale 9-3.
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Senior Spotlight 2024: Three top students take very different paths to graduation stage
Ceremonies for Juneau’s three high schools take place Sunday.