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Gallery Walk guide for Friday, Dec. 5
The Juneau Arts & Humanities Council and the Downtown Business Association announced community events taking place during Gallery…
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St. Vincent de Paul delivers 521 Thanksgiving baskets amid rising need
The annual holiday drive saw a 30% increase in demand.
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November’s First Friday: Here’s what to see
Juneau Arts & Humanities Council announces community events at attend Nov. 7.
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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.
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Superintendent addresses school district successes, concerns
Graduation numbers are climbing, and staffing gaps are persisting.
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UAS fall lecture series returns
The next installment is “Researching the Mendenhall Outburst Flood: 2025 and Beyond”
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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
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Johnson, Jr. convicted of attempted sexual assault
The Juneau jury reached their decision on Friday after a three-day trial
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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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School board, Assembly candidates discuss issues at League of Women forum
Election day is Oct. 7
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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…
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High winds in Juneau today, flood warning expected through Tuesday
Two landslides along Auke Lake Trail prompted the trail’s closure on Saturday
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Juneau chamber opposes Proposition 3, takes no stance on Propositions 1 and 2
Proposition 3 would institute a 7.5% sales tax rate from April through September
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Upcoming fair aims to celebrate clean energy and ‘Electrify Juneau!’
The event on Sunday coincides with the national Sun Day initiative
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Watch Now: 2025 League of Women Voters candidate forum
The forum will be held Friday, Sept. 19 at 7 p.m.
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Boat shop ends 97-year career on Wrangell waterfront
The business started as Hansen Boat Shop in 1928 and later became Wrangell Shipyard and then Wrangell Boatshop
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Cruise ship passenger dies after fall from Mount Roberts trail
The man is among a handful of people to die this summer while exploring Juneau’s outdoors
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From rain-drenched mountains to Arctic permafrost, Alaska landslides pose hazards
Scientists with government agencies and academia depend on each other and the public to help keep track of…
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Updated: Flood warning canceled as Suicide Basin release comes to an end
Mendenhall Lake observed a crest of 9.6 feet as of 7 p.m.