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Judge sides with couple at Juneau’s oldest house, gives them until Feb. 28 to move from Telephone Hill
City sought Jan. 21 date for eviction originally scheduled last November; Maureen Conerton and husband Jeff Brown argued that was unreasonable due to his disabilities.
Jan 163 min read


Black Awareness Association hopes for more attendees by hosting virtual MLK Day service
‘We are so grateful for how he came and just literally revolutionized this world.’
Jan 163 min read


Weather slows down the Crimson Bears again
Anchorage road conditions postpone all school activities, including tourney JDHS is in.
Jan 164 min read


Ketchikan set to surpass Juneau in cruise passengers for the first time, due to limits set in capital city
Cancellation of sailings by Royal Caribbean enough to narrowly tip the balance in favor of Alaska’s southernmost port, CBJ tourism manager says.
Jan 163 min read


Letter: Cascade Point terminal benefits builders and miners, not travelers
I have lived in Haines for the last 30 years, year-round. As a senior citizen I oppose the Cascade Point Ferry Terminal because it establishes a barrier, rather than an improvement, in our ability to travel from Haines (or Skagway) to Juneau.
Jan 161 min read


Police blotter for Jan. 14
This report contains public information available from local emergency response and law enforcement organizations.
Jan 161 min read


Far fewer people buy Obamacare coverage as insurance premiums spike
While some states are seeing more enrollees, there has been a drop nationwide.
Jan 165 min read


Alaska appeals court judges appear skeptical about American Samoan voter misconduct case
In oral argument, two of three judges voiced disagreement with the state’s interpretation of a law used to charge a Whittier woman.
Jan 163 min read


Crimson Bears boys fall to unruly Knights
JDHS battles in loss to Colony at T-Bird Classic Tournament.
Jan 153 min read


Crimson Bears return to the ice with pucks blazing
Crimson Bears dent the Delta Junction pipes in 4-2 win.
Jan 153 min read


Contributing to the full spectrum of ‘Monochrome in Color’ for city museum’s annual 12 x 12 Exhibition
I am writing about the 22nd annual 12 x 12 Exhibition at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum. The theme for this year is “Monochrome in Color.” I would like people to know more about it so they can submit a piece of their work if they are interested.
Jan 152 min read


Judge overturns state law limiting live music at breweries and distilleries
Political compromise isn’t a reason to restrict free speech, Judge Adolf Zeman says in Thursday ruling.
Jan 154 min read
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