The Dzantiki’i Heeni campus used to be a middle school, and had no dedicated playground.
After a rocky start to the season, the ski area is celebrating its 50th birthday.
Sunken boats don’t become wrecked relics. Left underwater, they can damage vessels overhead and threaten the environment
Former Fire Chief Rich Etheridge announced his retirement in September.
The Department of Environmental Conservation announced the program on Friday, Jan. 9.
That includes the advisory for the Behrends slide path, the last remaining evacuation notice.
Sandy Fortier, now AAEC executive founder, was a Juneau music teacher
‘Likelihood of large avalanches’ could significantly increase during that time, advisory warns.
Avalanche hazard is still high across all known slide paths, CBJ says.
Clearing a three-foot radius can “save precious minutes in an emergency.”
Avalanche risk remains high, and more rain is expected through tomorrow evening
Emergency shelter will be available at Centennial Hall by noon.
Flood watch in effect through Saturday night for Juneau and much of the Southeast.
The National Weather Service warns that snowpack blocking storm drains may cause ponding on roadways.
The state declaration comes after city and tribal officials declared a local emergency and requested state assistance.
While snowpiles are shrinking, rain falling on snow and ice has made streets slick and wet.
The city is set to see more manageable precipitation this week after days of relentless snowfall.
“My Mother’s Bones” is an exhibition by Rachel Levy and Alex Bookless.
The amount of snow that each roof can handle is highly variable.
A winter storm warning is in effect with snow dump of around one foot forecast for the day.
