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Mendenhall River flooding expected to peak at 11.31 feet during 20° cold between 1 and 4 a.m. Monday
People warned to avoid river area due to icy conditions; water-level rise slowing as of 11:30 p.m.
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JDHS grapplers pass first tournament test at Hoonah
18 Crimson Bears wrestle 135 matches over three days
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JDHS swimmers swamp Sitka pool with fast times
Crimson Bears are in the right lanes for the region championships
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Data centers face growing opposition Outside. Gov. Mike Dunleavy wants them in Alaska.
Amid a growing backlash to the factory-sized data centers that power the global internet, Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy…
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Suicide Basin flood warning issued, crest up to 11.5 feet between 1-7 a.m. Monday forecast
City urges immediate precautions in vulnerable areas; some roads and paths will close Sunday afternoon
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People getting free sandbags on same day flood warning issued say they are making, adjusting plans
Distribution started Saturday morning, about 40 hours before flood is forecast to crest.
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JDHS spikers stay positive after second sweep by Wasilla
Crimson Bears fall Saturday 25-17, 25-19, 25-12 to defending state champ Warriors
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Alaskans to vote on measure raising the minimum wage and mandating paid sick leave
Alaska voters will weigh in on a ballot measure that would increase the state’s minimum wage to $15…
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Candidate seeks to convey ‘Brilliant Defiance’ during Juneau Symphony’s election-season concerts
Dwayne Corbin, one of four finalists to replace Christopher Koch as music director, conducts weekend shows.
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CBJ distribution of 75,000 sandbags to flood-affected residents occurs as Suicide Basin drops again
Up to 200 sandbags per household available starting Saturday; release of water limited as of Friday.
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Double take: John Blasco wins local Citizen of the Year award months after state coach of the year honor
Chamber of Commerce also honors Bullwinkle’s, Juneau Bach Society’s Bruce Simonson at annual gala
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Lisa Pearce resigning as Juneau School District’s chief financial officer after taking on budget crisis
Consultant hired last December became permanent CFO July 1 after helping resolve record deficit.
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JDHS volleyball team celebrates seniors, but falls to Wasilla in straight sets
Crimson Bears fall 25-17, 25-17, 25-12 to defending state champion Warriors.
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Biden OKs federal disaster declaration for Suicide Basin flood, as Congress battles over approving more funds
Other U.S. disasters are straining available assistance; SBA loan program is out of money.
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JDHS name returns to wrestling team, spirit remains for defending TMHS Region V title
Crimson Bears open season at two-day Hoonah Invitational starting Friday.
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JDHS spikers to host Wasilla on senior night
Eight Crimson Bear volleyball players to be recognized before Friday’s varsity game.
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New rule adds three Alaska tribal representatives to federal board managing subsistence
Federal government also announces three agreements with tribal organizations on lands, water management.
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As dropbox program ends, most Alaska absentee voters will pay $1.46 to cast their ballots
The Alaska Division of Elections has not continued a ballot dropbox program operated in coordination with the Municipality…
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Empire Archives: Juneau’s history for the week ending Oct. 19
Three decades of capital city coverage.
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West Douglas cruise port proposed by Goldbelt and Royal Caribbean, to surprise and dismay of city officials
Two-ship floating dock, recreated 1800s Tlingit village envisioned on island as soon as 2027.