Opinion
Opinion: Tourism in the era of middle-class acquiescence
It’s time to examine “thorny questions of ethics and values.”
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Residential group airs tourism complaints, considers what comes next
Occasionally tense meeting yields some ideas
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With ceremonial song and dance, Hoonah ready for new dock that will bring thousands of tourists
The hope is for commerce and culture to coexist.
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Polluting paradise? New sensors will show if Juneau’s air is safe
New way to monitor summertime air pollution.
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Mendenhall Glacier master plan calls for major change
Construction not expected until 2022 at the earliest.
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Iceland tourism manager to share advice at Innovation Summit
Event also features “pitch contest” for entrepreneurs.
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Judge makes ruling on cruise ship lawsuit against city
There are still questions about specifics in the ruling.
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Alaska negotiating settlements with cruise companies over air, water violations
Closed-door meetings decide how much cruises will pay for summer violations.
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Airport starts plane parking expansion
Help is on the way for Juneau’s packed aircraft parking.
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Judge taking time on cruise ship lawsuit ruling
The lawsuit between the city and the cruise industry won’t be resolved any time soon.
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Air violations issued to eight cruise ships
It’s the highest number of violations handed out in all but four years.
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Visitors, legislative staff concerned about safety in downtown Juneau, survey says
Visitors to Juneau would like to see downtown cleaned up, both literally and figuratively, according to two Juneau…
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Alaska to see second megaship next year
A second megaship will bring cruise ship passangers to Alaska starting next spring.
Neighbors
Travel Juneau announces board election results
Travel Juneau has announced the results of its first board of directors elections since becoming a self-perpetuating board…