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  • Building the Capitol on a solid foundation

    Students relocated to Glacier Avenue when Juneau-Douglas High School opened in 1958.   It was used for younger students until the late 1990s when Riverbend Elementary School (now Kax̲dig̲oowu Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor and her husband through the exhibits at Mendenhall Glacier It’s like, ‘How would Tom Stewart have handled this?’”  The remodeling preserved some of the temple’s wooden dance floor, which is now installed in the chief

  • Local gatherings, resources offered for National Suicide Prevention Month

    Food and activities will also be offered at a Sandy Beach shelter marked by purple and teal balloons The free presentation “Signs of Suicide” is scheduled for Sept. 17 from 5 to 6:30 p.m at Floyd Dryden

  • Craig defends women's Gold Medal title in 59-35 win over Yakutat

    “I feel like when everyone, when the gears are turning, and everything clicks and the bucket just seems like it is a lot bigger and shots are falling, it makes it a lot easier to work harder on defense.” (Klas Stolpe / Juneau Independent) “I don’t know, it just kind of feels like a flow,” Demmert said of same floor? Watching my dad, Travis Dybdahl, you know, watching him go out on the floor and compete… He has been

  • Why I'm voting no on all three propositions

    The things that make our city truly livable, our trails, parks, pools, schools, festivals, and so much Taxes are one way we take care of each other. That gap gives us flexibility to respond to emergencies, whether it's a landslide, flood, or a major If we lose these revenues, we risk cutting the very things that make Juneau a vibrant, supportive, and But in practice, it likely increases costs for us locals too.

  • Obituary: David Owen Ritter

    A celebration of life will be held on July 4, 2026, at the Ritter property at 26 mile (25201 Glacier

  • How the federal shutdown is playing out across the government

    Operations will continue on some farm loans, certain natural resource and conservation programs, essential food The Food and Nutrition Service, Office of the Inspector General and Natural Resources Conservation Service Borrowers still have to make payments toward their student loan debt during the shutdown.  Because visa and passport services are fee-funded, they will likely not be impacted. the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the Federal Transit Administration, or the Great Lakes

  • School board considers reviving free universal student breakfasts with extra $200 in BSA funds

    "It would certainly make a difference." the breakfast program should be a simple matter of ensuring NANA Management Services can readjust its food Legislators responded by overriding his BSA veto — and a veto on another bill — and declining to take It also states funds can continue to be raised "through community fundraising efforts such as bake sales State education officials said the proposal, if adopted, is intended to take effect at the beginning

  • Juneau-based startup company selected as finalist for global competition

    technology company working to eliminate methane from manure storages has been named a finalist in a global food startups selected to complete in the eighth round of Grow-NY, a New York State-supported international food

  • Unanswered questions about the gasline

    a massive indirect subsidy, to build the liquified natural gas (LNG) line, and a special session to take Like other Alaskans, I have seen many numbers being thrown around, and yet very few details of how this the fact that liquefied natural gas is a fossil fuel, and Alaska has melting permafrost and melting glaciers

  • A marathon road to recovery

    goals Robert Cesar, David Cesar, their dog Koda, and Michael Cesar during a ride to the Mendenhall Glacier in late July. On this ride to the Mendenhall Glacier, both on recumbent bikes, they had stopped for a photo. On this biking day to the glacier, the duo are joined by cousin Robert Cesar, 55. Usually it was raining, but I am not afraid of the rain…Makes me feel like I’m a kid again.” • Contact

  • Oil prices rise toward $100 as stocks slow on doubts about the US-Iran ceasefire

    Robert Greason works on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange in New York, Tuesday, April 7, 2026. That could itself keep oil off the market, much like actual fighting targeting pipelines or oil tankers On Wall Street, Simply Good Foods tumbled 15.1% after the company behind the Quest and Atkins brands CEO Joe Scalzo called the results unsatisfactory and said the company is making immediate changes to The yield on the 10-year Treasury rose to 4.31% from 4.29% late Wednesday.

  • Police blotter for Oct. 6

    Traffic Stop At 10:58 a.m. on Monday, Timothy Titus, 42, was arrested on Glacier Highway on two $100 Traffic Stop At 6:07 p.m. on Monday, Lave Iputi, 34, was arrested on Teal Street on two $500 warrants

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