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JDHS volleyball team honors seniors in Sitka match
10 Crimson Bears feted before feeding on visiting Wolves.
Nov 28 min read
Juneau schools work to keep students fed as federal government shutdown continues
As the federal government shutdown stretches into its second month, federal workers remain furloughed. Now, SNAP benefits are also likely delayed for November.
Nov 11 min read
The final days in Juneau’s oldest house as Telephone Hill’s eviction deadline arrives
Belongings and furniture still not packed as Maureen Conerton and husband Jeff Brown are staying past Saturday’s move-out date, but she says they know time is short.
Nov 15 min read
Police blotter for Oct. 30
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Nov 11 min read
Police blotter for Oct. 29
This report contains public information available from local emergency response and law enforcement organizations.
Nov 11 min read
JDHS spikers trick, then treat visiting Sitka volleyballers
Crimson Bears scare Wolves on Halloween night match.
Oct 313 min read
JDHS tops field in Friday Region V preliminary swims
Crimson Bears ready for Saturday championship finals
Oct 315 min read
Seven-ships-a-day future? City officials looking at big jump in visitors with Goldbelt’s private cruise port
"Additional berths signal future growth," director of community development tells Juneau Assembly ahead of Monday meeting that includes update about project.
Oct 313 min read
Crimson Bears out of hibernation and on the ice
JDHS hockey graduated 10, but returners have earned varsity letters.
Oct 319 min read
Pete Carran, longtime Juneau radio journalist and hall of fame broadcaster, dies at 77
Locals, coworkers remember him as an aggressive newsman, familiar voice and gruff persona with an affectionate side.
Oct 316 min read
What happens if Telephone Hill residents don’t leave homes by Saturday? CBJ goes to court to enforce evictions
Officials won’t forcibly remove people and possessions during the weekend, city manager says; state law allows landlords to obtain order allowing law enforcement to remove tenants.
Oct 312 min read
Alaska Senate Minority Leader Mike Shower to resign Monday amid lieutenant governor campaign
Under state law, Gov. Mike Dunleavy, who held Shower’s seat before his 2018 election, will name a replacement.
Oct 313 min read
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