Chamber luncheon will focus on wastewater treatment

The weekly Juneau Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Thursday will discuss the future of flushing.

City and Borough of Juneau utilities superintendent Samantha Stoughtenger will provide luncheon attendees an update on the city’s wastewater treatment construction projects.

The luncheon will be held at the Alaska Room at the Juneau International Airport. Lunch for chamber members is $20; for non-members it’s $25. Abby’s Kitchen will cater the event.

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