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Church congregation to vote for third time on hosting winter emergency shelter
Pastor says she will likely leave role if vote is unsuccessful.
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‘We’re speaking our truths’: Orange Shirt Day confronts boarding school history, brings healing
Dozens gathered Saturday morning to remember and raise awareness.
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Juneau’s deputy and interim police chief retires after 28 years
David Campbell honored for his service during a ceremony Friday afternoon.
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Forest Service, Tlingit and Haida to co-steward Mendenhall Glacier Recreation Area
Tribe dedicated to “protection of the historic and cultural resources in the area,” president says.
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New signs along downtown Totem Pole Trail explain significance of each piece
Details such as meaning of crests carved on totems, clans linked to artists at site and online.
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Shutdown disruptions would be widespread in Juneau
What the looming federal shutdown could mean for the capital city.
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‘It’s a wonderful milestone’: Coppa Cafe celebrates a decade of service in Juneau
Ten years is just the beginning, says current and past owners.
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Juneau officer seeking department’s top spot says 21 years in community an asset
Lt. Krag Campbell one of two finalists for chief of police.
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Juneau police chief finalist drops out
Joshua Kingsbury of New Mexico cites personal reasons for the decision.
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Photos: Áak’w Rock wraps up
The three-day Indigenous music festival is scheduled to return in 2025.
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Capital city celebrates 10th annual Juneau EV and E-bike Roundup
Juneau’s electric vehicle growth among fastest in the country, organizers say.
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‘It’s pure resiliency’: Áak’w Rock kicks off
The three-day Indigenous music festival attracts full crowds during its first night.
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Number of residents registered to vote ‘nearly identical’ to last year
More than 1,100 ballots counted so far during this municipal election.
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Email threat to Alaska airports doesn’t appear credible, police say
Heightened presence of officers at Juneau airport planned Friday.
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Q&A: Deputy Mayor Gladziszewski prepares for departure, shares advice to candidates
The long-serving Juneau Assembly member nears the end of her final term.
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Juneau Assembly attendance report card: Bryson, Hale and Smith get perfect scores
Members talk importance of getting involved during meetings, commitment to long hours.
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Registration deadline approaching for short-term rental operators in Juneau
As of Monday, 117 units have been registered out of the nearly 600 estimated in the capital city.
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Juneau not among multiple Alaska school districts receiving bomb threats
Alaska State Troopers and FBI are investigating the source of the threat.
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Campaign group opposing new City Hall backs four candidates
Save Juneau supports Assembly candidates “who are most likely to give taxpayers relief,” chair says.