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City plotting its own course forward as state eases off restrictions
Some businesses are easing open as the state throttles back regulations.
Sports
Double trouble: Two JDHS soccer players headed to Idaho together
They’ve been playing together for a decade.
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FOMO to exhaustion: Juneau locals at forefront of pandemic across country
Medical professionals from Juneau are digging in nationwide
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Optimism and apprehension greet decision to ease open restaurants
A slow open could ease supply line strain and mitigate outbreak risk.
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Charter school helps students stay connected amid distance
Teachers work with students and families to support each other.
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State confirms 2 new local COVID-19 cases
Both were attributed to contact with a previously confirmed case.
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Sealaska Heritage Institute sues Neiman Marcus for “blatant” copyright infringement
The case is the first of its kind in the U.S.
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With shelter plans in place for the homeless, city and nonprofits look ahead
Long-term planning is the game now.
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Juneau woman arrested for terroristic threatening
No one injured, and police say the threat appears to have been false.
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Mask-sewing program underway at Lemon Creek as state confirms 7th COVID-19 case
The Department of Corrections wants to make 40,000 masks by next week.
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LCCC isolating infected staff, distancing inmates as coronavirus spreads
Isolating confirmed cases, seperating inmates, and issued PPE are all in effect.