City officials say funding will bring the project to full design.
She plans to depart in July, citing family medical issues.
Officials hope to see the first mile loop of the park complete within the year.
Residents in opposition argue the “project should stand on its own merits.”
Assembly and school board members offer advice as filing period for local races nears.
Services scheduled to open this fall, interim executive director says.
The project will be designed over the winter, with construction likely beginning in summer of 2024.
“For me it’s about acceptance, respect and understanding where people are in their lives.”
Damages are estimated to be around $10,000 and the owner did not have insurance, officials say.
The 2% increase is to match inflationary costs, city says.
City signals support for $27 million initiative, after $35M bond last year fails.
Management officials emphasize openness to future ideas not included in plan.
Juneau Police Department Officers Don Ward and Jim Esbenshade retire after years of services.
Here’s what to expect this week.
The decision came after nearly 20 rounds of public testimony advocating against the maps.
Parking will be limited during the summer and into the fall, officials say.
Sealaska Heritage Institute applied for it to be renamed to Heritage Way.
The funding could go toward building a new one or renovating the current building.
“I feel like salmon creek has the least financial impacts, the least wetland impact.”
The Board of Equalization began hearing cases Thursday.
