Local leaders say they’d like to see the capital city follow its northern neighbor’s lead.
“I am grateful for all the love and support the people of Southeast Alaska have done for us”
Reader-submitted photos of Mother Nature in Southeast Alaska.
“I feel really lucky to be so supported by the community.”
Weekend of traditional mining and logging events will also feature new band, bouncy house
Services scheduled to open this fall, interim executive director says.
Law passed due to Alaska Native and other Indigenous children were taken from their homes
Buying an aging historic property in downtown Juneau and running the Iditarod have two big things in common: confidence and ability. South Franklin Street’s Senate… Continue reading
“This is the best day ever,” Grandson Timothy exclaimed to me once after swimming in the ocean on a kingfisher blue day, then eating potato… Continue reading
The position has a starting salary of $175,000, according to the city website.
The project will be designed over the winter, with construction likely beginning in summer of 2024.
Proposal would cut 30 minutes once a week to allow teachers time for training and other activities
Mine official say violations have been addressed.
Planning Commission OKs change Tuesday evening.
On Tuesday afternoon, cellphones across the state beeped with emergency tones as the Alaska State Troopers attempted to find two-year-old Karma Brown, who briefly went… Continue reading
A group that brought ranked-choice voting to Alaska is now seeking to restrict big money campaign donations after a federal appeals court erased the state’s… Continue reading
Six pots full of natural dye bubbled on the back patio at the Alaska State Museum in Juneau — deep red beet, yellow wolf lichen,… Continue reading
Police say fault in crash still being determined
Announcer of Alaska high school sports ices vocal chords
“I don’t think that you can have both…we add to our ongoing costs and we also lower the mill rate.”
