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Kennicott delayed coming back to service, disruptions possible
State ferry officials on Monday were trying to work out a new early-December schedule after learning that the Kennicott will be delayed coming out of a yearlong layup at a Puget Sound shipyard for new generators and maintenance work.
Nov 252 min read


Disaster relief crews begin to depart Western Alaska as winter sets in, officials say
Some work on critical infrastructure projects will continue, but the state’s focus will transition to supporting storm-impacted communities and evacuated residents through the winter, officials said.
Nov 255 min read


Alaska’s commercial salmon harvest rebounds after ultra-low harvest last year
Alaska commercial fishers caught much more salmon in 2025 than they did last year, but the money they earned was modest, according to the statewide harvest report.
Nov 242 min read


Campers say intruders’ attempt to set tent on fire raises cold-season concerns beyond harsh weather
Unhoused people at sites around town say they’re in ’safe zones’ recommended by local officials providing assistance, but other violent incidents have occurred.
Nov 243 min read


Cooking for Pleasure: Perfect stress-free turkey gravy
You just realized you will need a quart of gravy for your Thanksgiving dinner guests! Don’t panic.
Nov 244 min read


Winner of national Christmas cookie contest among new vendors at this year’s Juneau Public Market
Jossie Lukacik says she is also moving her Sweet Spot bakery from North Carolina to Juneau in time for next year’s cruise ship season.
Nov 244 min read


A proposed middle ground for ranked choice voting to improve accessibility
If it's inevitable that CBJ is to pass ranked choice voting (RCV), let's do it right and not force frivolous ranking at the expense of clarity.
Nov 243 min read


Police blotter for Nov. 22
This report contains public information available from local emergency response and law enforcement organizations.
Nov 241 min read


Selling old state ferries? Not so easy, Washington says
The vessels are lingering on the market as Washington State Ferries scrutinizes potential buyers. Past purchases haven’t always ended well.
Nov 245 min read


As the Arctic heats up, the US Coast Guard’s icebreaker fleet is preparing for boom times
The Trump administration and Congress, seeking to improve security, have approved funding for eight icebreakers and are planning even more.
Nov 2410 min read


Crimson Bears topple Knights at Kayhi’s Bill Weiss Invitational
JDHS’ Schooler, Wrangell’s Carney, earn girls, boys outstanding wrestler.
Nov 239 min read


On The Trails: Vertebrates eating bark
Trail-walkers here often see signs of bark-eating. For example, porcupines leave their "art-work" at the bases of hemlock trees, with patches of bark removed, exposing the wood beneath it.
Nov 234 min read
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