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State reports a low number of new COVID-19 cases
Only one case in Juneau.
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Juneau schools announce changes to meal program
They start on Tuesday, Sept. 8, and are expected to last through December.
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New arts campus construction proceeding on schedule
Work continues without presence of more than a million visitors.
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Police investigate body found washed up in Douglas
The 60-year-old man has not yet been publicly identified.
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Glory Hall eyes move forward as new food program starts up
The Glory Hall hopes to begin site prep on the new campus within months.
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‘We can use art to transform our experiences’: Exhibit to focus on Black Alaskan works
‘No longer just a hashtag.’
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Cruise control: Activists voice goals for cruise industry reform
Pollution, human rights and community determinism are all on their agenda.
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Group works to reduce bear-related issues as public outcry rises
There’s no such thing as truly-bear proof .
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Formline follows function: New ambulance art reaches to cultural roots, fits vehicle’s purpose
The design, which cost taxpayers nothing, were created by Southeast artists.
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Juneau Bear Committee canvassing to tag inadequate trash cans
This year’s young bears are bold and plentiful.
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1st week progress report: teachers and students return to (distanced) school
It was a good start that will get better, superintendent says
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Life in the fast lane: DOT projects in Juneau ahead of schedule
Lack of tourist traffic have allowed for a bit of speeding.
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A picture is worth a thousand words: Environmentalists submit art as public comment to Murkowski
‘Art has a unique potential.’
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Angoon sees climbing case count as testing continues
The town has clamped down on all external movement and is testing all citizens.
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Public urges work group to support ferries
AMHS is a road and should be treated as such, callers say.
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Organizers: Despite challenges, virtual Pride week is going smoothly
And there’s stil a few days to go.