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Assembly members sworn in facing protesters and tighter city budget
Attendees object Telephone Hill demolition; Assembly approves pay raises and project funding.
Opinion
Opinion: The vote is over, but the budget battle is just beginning
Win Gruening weighs in on Monday’s Assembly Reorganization Meeting.
News
Opposition to Telephone Hill demolition heard at Monday CBJ Assembly meeting
Monday’s meeting was the last regular Assembly session before the deadline to evict residents
Opinion
My Turn: Telephone Hill homes stand as historic symbols of freedom and fresh starts
The history of Juneau’s beginnings is under attack
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Juneau Assembly OKs $10M purchase of new city hall office space
Purchasing two floors of the Michael J. Burns Building will cost $10.2 million, with an estimated $7.7 million…
Opinion
My Turn: How greedy do we want to be?
Our city government has become much less business-friendly in recent years
News
UPDATE: Suicide Basin flood threat ends, water recedes
Evacuated areas have now been opened to residents only
News
Update: Mendenhall River crests, levels now falling
The release from Suicide Basin has come to an end
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Suicide Basin reaches capacity; CBJ urges residents in inundation zone to prep for evacuation
In the past, it has taken up to six days for the outburst flooding event to begin after…
News
CBJ, CCFR and others share flood preparedness updates ahead of expected annual flood event
Due to an atmospheric river the Juneau area experienced this weekend, both lake and river levels have risen
Opinion
My Turn: It’s time for a seasonal sales tax
There is no perfect seasonal sales tax, but it’s hard to pass up an opportunity to help CBJs…
News
Municipal election candidate filing period opens July 18
The filing period runs from July 18 at 8 a.m. to July 28 at 4:30 p.m.
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Tension on Telephone Hill: Residents displeased with city’s proposed redevelopment ideas for downtown hillside
Many who attended the city’s Wednesday open house say they don’t want to see development at all
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Time of the signs: New Heritage Way signs ready to go ahead of November name swap
CBJ Streets employees make the custom signs Thursday morning.
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Non-registered short-term rental operators in Juneau now face daily fine
About 230 units registered before the deadline out of the nearly 600 estimated in the capital city.
News
Updated election count: Voter turnout soars, preliminary results see small shifts
Leading candidates continue in their positions, rejection of City Hall bond continues to grow.
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Docks and Harbors board OKs 9% increase for nearly all fees
Increase will go into effect in January if passed by the Assembly.
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Candidates react to unofficial local election results
City Hall bond faces narrow rejection, Assembly races with razor-thin margins.
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Preliminary election results: Tight Assembly races, narrow City Hall rejection
Results released early Wednesday, more votes to be counted in next two weeks.