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JPD Chief talks department strengths, struggles amid nationwide protests
The department is adapting to deal with community demands.
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Proposal would ‘set the table’ to address community hunger
The plan would give business to local restaurants.
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Juneau a testing hub? Assembly to consider buying testing machine
It would mean more local testing control.
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Assembly asks for use of force policy specifics
Police department’s top brass says no for now, citing legal concerns.
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Ketchikan man says 2 grooms were a deal breaker for local florist
More than 100 people showed up to show their support.
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Sealaska’s Celebration is virtually ready to begin
Celebration is scheduled to resume in-person next year.
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Hundreds gather in Juneau for physical and virtual human rights rallies
The rally went from Marine Park to the Douglas Bridge.
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Online sales have helped local businesses continue to exist
While brick and mortar shuttered, digital sales surged.
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‘Scars don’t heal if the scabs keep getting picked’: Nation’s hurt is felt at home, say black and indigenous leaders
Black and Alaska Native voices speak in concert against systemic racism.
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Local cannabis company donates $10,000 to food bank
Cannabis industry donations are usually clandestine, but not this one.
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City says new visitor regulations are difficult to apply
Assembly also considering a local extension of state’s quarantine mandate
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City votes against local quarantine measure, citing state mandate
Governor’s mandate seems like enough for Assembly.
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City opposes University of Alaska Southeast absorption
Assembly votes to oppose possible merger.
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Look who was named region’s principal of the year
She’s been at the middle school for 16 years now.
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Local mask-making company continues to grow
In two weeks, they’ve produced and shipped more than 6,000 of the specialized face masks.
