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Century-old theater organ in State Office Building at ‘tipping point’ for decision on long-term repairs
Officials say up to $300K needed for rebuilding to keep it playable for decades; otherwise “it’ll die.”
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Fired and current federal employees find solidarity as community offers support
Trump administration seeks to make government more efficient; fired employees say opposite will happen.
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JDHS players earn all-conference honors at regions
Good Sport, academic, cheer and dance honors given.
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Economic slowdown expected due to Trump’s policies, CBJ leaders told by investment advisor
Surprisingly strong economic performance last fall now halted due to firings, cuts, tariff threats.
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After Trump threat, British Columbia leader says province will impose tolls on Alaska-bound commerce
Legislation is expected in the coming weeks at the provincial assembly in Victoria; many questions about cost and…
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Eaglecrest Ski Area board OKs 40% hike in employee compensation, hoping to fix hiring woes
Increase in requested budget comes amidst Assembly warnings about money being tight.
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‘Tribal,’ ‘climate,’ ‘discrimination,’ ‘hate speech’ among words disappearing in new Trump administration
Agencies flag hundreds of words to limit or avoid, according to compilation of government documents.
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JDHS drama, debate and forensics team are state champions
Crimson Bears’ DDF team hosting a dinner and showcase at school Saturday evening.
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Crimson Bears overthrow Lady Kings for region championship
JDHS clinches undefeated Southeast season with 65-43 win over Kayhi.
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Crimson Bears boys fall 74-54 to region champion Kings
JDHS season ends, Ketchikan advances to the state tournament.
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Reinstatement of fired USDA employees ordered; local glacier center worker says no word yet from employer
Federal review board orders 45-day stay affecting nearly 6,000 workers while legal challenge is heard.
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Crimson Bears girls defeat Kayhi 64-36 to start region tourney
JDHS’ Kerra Baxter scores 21 points, Gwen Nizich 16 in win
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Crimson Bears boys fall 56-43 to Kayhi
Region tourney opening loss puts JDHS in a hole to reach state.
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Petersburg boys, Haines girls and both Wrangell teams win opening games of 2A tournament
JDHS begins 4A play on Thursday against Ketchikan on Kings’ home court.
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House education bill sent to floor with smaller $1,000 BSA hike, new policy changes
HB 69 also now includes additional charter school support, open enrollment within districts.
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Empire Archives: Juneau’s history for the week ending March 8
Three decades of capital city coverage.
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From groceries to cars, here’s how Trump’s tariffs may raise prices for US consumers
New tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico and China took effect Tuesday.
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JDHS hockey banquet celebrates Crimson Bears values
Individuals honored for their roles in the team dynamics.
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Here’s what’s happening for First Friday in March
Performance and presentation on historic SOB organ, community exhibit at city museum among events.
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Site assessments begin in neighborhoods where flood barriers will be installed
HESCO barriers are on their way to Juneau. Funding to study a long-term solution is not guaranteed.