Juneau Independent

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Girls lose 53-46, boys defeat Wasatch 75-31 and fall 62-57 to St. George’s.

Employees at Petersburg's Lee's Clothing store pose in their Dale of Norway sweaters. (Klas Stolpe / Juneau Independent) By Klas Stolpe Juneau Independent I have learned a lot in my 66 years. Well, some things… a few… not much really. But sweaters. I know a thing or two about sweaters. I had been hoping to share my knowledge gleaned from years of succumbing to my Norwegian-themed hometown’s vast sweater lineage when the annual Solstice Sweater Shuffle kicks off at 10 a.m. Sat

Dozens of other state residents may also be unknowingly affected by a problem at the Department of Motor Vehicles.

Joint failure due to age of pipe, not freezing temperatures, according to ski resort.

A couple of months ago, I was reporting on the typhoon that hit Western Alaska and stopped by a news conference convened by Gov. Mike Dunleavy. I was there to ask him about long-term plans for protecting vulnerable coastal villages. But the governor diverted my focus by talking about Donald Trump and the president’s concern. The previous week, Dunleavy said, “I was texting him at one in the morning, his time, about this disaster.”

Shelter grants ‘clean slate’ to nearly all people previously banned from shelter due to rule violations, executive director says.

Animal still unidentified, tests and analysis yield no definitive evidence 

Lawmakers in several states are working to expand medical debt protections for patients, even after the Trump administration reversed course and told states they don’t have authority to take action on credit reporting. In Alaska and Michigan, legislators are nonetheless advancing bills to keep medical debt off consumer credit reports.

Holiday season with daily operations was set to begin Friday, but resort closed for at least a day due to pipe break; lift to top of mountain will be ready soon, general manager says.

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“Alaska’s future is bright,” Gov. Mike Dunleavy proclaimed last week, “but we have to have discipline and be forward-thinking now so that our short-term budget challenges don’t turn into long-term burdens on Alaskan families and businesses.”