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JEDC: ‘Yes-yes-no’ on ballot propositions is $944 a year per household; ‘no-yes-yes’ means locals ‘pay less tax and get more city service’
Organization’s study of three tax propositions on Oct. 7 ballot states loss of city revenue may directly cost residents and businesses as well.
Oct 65 min read


Parking tickets: CBJ’s way of thanking prospective jurors
Under an agreement with CBJ, the court issues temporary parking permits to jurors. It does not issue parking permits to prospective jurors.
Oct 62 min read


Cooking for Pleasure: Italian-Style Pasta Bean Soup
Once you have tasted it, you’ll find it irresistible.
Oct 62 min read


Legislators must take clear stances against extremism
The time for passivity has passed. Our legislators must take clear, courageous stances against extremist movements and harmful legislation that endanger vulnerable communities. The health, safety and future of Alaska depend on it.
Oct 61 min read


Celebrating the art — and heart — of wood stacking in Juneau
Community isn’t something we simply talk about in Juneau, it’s something we build. We can see it in the way neighbors shovel each other’s driveways, keep watch over a friend’s boat, or share the bounty of a good fishing day. And, perhaps most beautifully, we can see it in something as humble and enduring as a neatly stacked pile of firewood.
Oct 62 min read


Western Alaska mine races toward approval without the required tribal consent
Graphite One being fast-tracked in a process that has not yet included legally required consultations with Inupiaq communities
Oct 68 min read


State reports a strong run of Chilkat kings, some concern remains
The Chilkat river king salmon run returned in high numbers to spawn this summer — the first season after the run was removed from the state-designated stock of concern list.
Oct 63 min read


On The Trails: Sandpiper, eagle, and orchid
On a mild, almost-sunny day near the end of September, a stroll on the dike trail found a large bunch of shorebirds in one of the lagoons.
Oct 53 min read


Myths regarding Telephone Hill redevelopment
We have lived in Juneau for a combined total of 95 years. We love downtown Juneau (and other parts too). We believe the city is on the verge of making a big mistake demolishing all the buildings on Telephone Hill.
Oct 55 min read


Police blotter for Oct. 3
This report contains public information available from local emergency response and law enforcement organizations.
Oct 52 min read


Thompson is sixth, Mangaccat 19th as Juneau’s top finishers at state cross country championships
A day of "pouring rain" leading up to the race makes for "really, really muddy" finale, Crimson Bears leaders say.
Oct 43 min read


Crimson Bears get preview of playoff challenge ahead with 44-8 loss to W. Anchorage in regular season finale
JDHS scores on opening drive to take 8-0 lead, but Eagles dominate afterward to capture top seed in conference entering postseason.
Oct 44 min read
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