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Meet the Juneau man who hasn’t missed a morning run for over 30 years
Dick Goto is Juneau’s “Energizer Bunny.”
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‘It is a blessing’: Grant offering housing for Alaska Native veterans
Program has helped 19 individuals or familes in the last year.
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Man in critical condition after fall from dock
A man was flown to Anchorage in critical condition after a fall off the downtown dock early Friday…
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Local movie theaters now offering devices for hearing, visually impaired
20th Century Theatre, Glacier Cinemas now Americans with Disabilities Act compliant.
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Auke Bay lab set to be demolished this fall
UAS will build new facility to house natural sciences building, aiming for 2020 completion.
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Biz Spotlight: Changing the conversation around post-pregnancy care
Struggling to heal emotionally and physically after pregnancy is normal. But it’s not something people talk about readily,…
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‘Warrior of Peace’ June Degnan dies at 81
Activist and community organizer June Degnan has died from complications related to recent brain surgery. She was 81.
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Bartlett Regional CEO discusses state of hospital
Bartlett Regional Hospital is progressing with more ways to care for its patients.
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Hydro One CEO, entire board no longer with company
The Chief Executive Officer of Canadian-owned Hydro One Limited and the entire Hydro One board of directors are…
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Pet cremator cited for leaving dead animals out, attracting bears
After falling behind in his work, Juneau’s lone pet cremator stored the deceased animals in a soft-sided carport…
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Progress remains slow in addressing Harris Street disturbances
Around 70 frustrated neighbors gathered at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church downtown on Tuesday night to ask for answers…
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Pet cremator cited for leaving dead animals out, attracting bears
The lingering smell of decomposing pets attracted bears to a backlogged cremator’s carport.
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Local artists showcase talent as part of downtown revitalization
Sitting at the intersection of Seward Street and Fronts Street, Rico Worl’s mind began spinning about a new…
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Case with nine co-defendants proving difficult to schedule
A group of defendants who were indicted for attempting to smuggle drugs into Lemon Creek Correctional Center will…
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Alaska Air National Guard looks to increase presence in Juneau
Both figuratively and literally, the Alaska Air National Guard has landed in Juneau. A recruiting office, the first…
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Progress remains slow in addressing Harris Street disturbances
Around 70 frustrated neighbors gathered at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church downtown on Tuesday night to ask for answers…
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Two local breweries win medals at US Open of Beer
Two local breweries were recently awarded for the craftsmanship of their ales.
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Fire department may receive additional staff members
The city’s fire department is short on staff and may get the help it needs.
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Fire destroys structures, vehicles, but doesn’t harm residents
A Mendenhall Valley fire destroyed multiple structures and cars early Tuesday morning, and Capital City Fire/Rescue officials aren’t…
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Alaska DOT plans changes to Valley intersection
The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities will host an open house from 5 p.m. to 7…