Here’s what to expect this week.
Hundreds came to the annual festival recognizing Juneau’s ties to the ocean.
Juneau turned out to bless and honor its fishermen, both working and lost at sea or ashore.
No cases in Juneau so far.
The economy’s hiring gains have been strikingly consistent in the face of inflation.
Event includes two military ensembles and first music cruises in four years.
More and more attention is being paid nationwide to the staggering violence rates.
Second year in a row, two awards.
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Most passengers were let off in Seattle, and the city is satisfied with measures in place.
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Glory Hall funds put on hold, heating assistance and park improvements get the OK.
Legislative leaders have said they see resolving the divisive debate as critical.
City’s investments return $4M less than predicted, but an extra $16M is coming from the state.
One person is currently being held at Lemon Creek Correctional Center.
Senate attempts to rework dividend formula.
Over 40 organizations and congregations stump for equality legislation.
