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Paving the way: 10th Street reconstruction scheduled for completion by end of September
Work part of larger project that includes upgrades to water, sewer, sidewalks, other infrastructure.
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Funding for hospital’s hospice, home health and Rainforest Recovery programs get Assembly support
Plan includes Gastineau Human Services expanding to accommodate Rainforest’s substance abuse treatment.
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Options for reducing major flooding from Suicide Basin come with lots of questions
Possibilities include drainage tunnels through a mountain and blasting to fill basin with rocks.
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New Eaglecrest Ski Area general manager has lots of experience with bumpy terrain
Craig Cimmons, a manager at resort hit by massive owner fraud, says recovery made employees stronger
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Juneau’s new municipal attorney already has plenty of experience with the duties of the job
CBJ Assistant Attorney Emily Wright hired to replace departing Robert Palmer later this month.
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Proposed Huna Totem dock clears hurdle about legality, now Assembly will decide if it’s wanted
Karla Hart says she won’t further appeal dock’s use permit, will focus on debate of project’s merits.
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Shooting death of Steven Kissack results in pleas to Assembly for transparency, restoration of trust
Residents commenting at Monday meeting mixed about if police response during standoff was proper.
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Two Eaglecrest Ski Area general manager finalists to be interviewed next week
One is a Vermont ski school manager, the other a former Eaglecrest official now in Washington
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Three city attorney finalists to be interviewed in public sessions this week by Juneau Assembly
Two Juneau residents with CBJ experience and D.C.-based Army attorney seek to replace Robert Palmer.
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‘Displacing the displaced’ Juneau’s homeless population still seeks official place to camp
Juneau’s homeless continue moving camps, Juneau Assembly responds to Supreme Court decision
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Eaglecrest gondola can be done on time and on budget, if features are scaled back, city manager says
“Goldbelt is confident they can sell that destination with a windbreak and some porta-potties.”
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City and Borough of Juneau regular municipal election candidate filing period opens
So far, most vie for Assembly District 2 seat — mayor, Board of Education, and District 1 also…
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New coffee stand at airport stirs up heated dispute about having proper authorization to operate
Fans of Flying Squirrel Espresso praise location, hours; officials say FAA violations could be costly.
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Downtown parking changes aim to ensure rules are enforced
Transition to modern technology reduces the amount of time required to manage and enforce parking
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Two Eaglecrest board incumbents reappointed by Assembly, along with AEL&P’s CFO as new member
Stability during transition at ski resort following GM’s controversial resignation cited as key factor.
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Assembly approves $22.75M in bonds to be considered on this fall’s municipal ballot
$12.75M would fund public safety communications upgrades; $10M wastewater utility improvements.
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Juneau schools empty out as classrooms and memories transition under consolidation plan
Transitions “ahead of schedule” for school district; use for vacant buildings by CBJ still in question
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Bartlett leaders OK resolutions seeking help for ‘non-core’ services, but may halt some otherwise
Future of substance abuse treatment, hospice, other programs may be up to Assembly — or voters.
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Mayor Beth Weldon seeking third term amidst personal and political challenges
Low mill rate, more housing cited by lifelong Juneau resident as achievements during past term.
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Voters may be asked to OK $22.75M in bonds to upgrade emergency communications, wastewater treatment
Juneau Assembly will consider two proposed measures, take public comments, at July 1 meeting.