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  • 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.

  • Police blotter for Nov. 15

    At 3:22 p.m. on Saturday, Aspen Kasper, 21, was arrested on Glacier Highway for driving while intoxicated

  • Obituary: William Francis Suss

    He finished his career as principal at Glacier Valley Elementary School in Juneau.

  • 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

  • Storis icebreaker completes 112-day inaugural patrol, including monitoring of China-flagged research ships

    Coast Guard Cutter Storis uses dynamic positioning to maintain its position near the Johns Hopkins Glacier in Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve on Aug. 5, 2025. private oil service vessel, was purchased and refurbished during the past year by the Coast Guard, making But we still have a lot of training to do for our USCG crew to be ready to take full responsibility of

  • 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.

  • The buzz about 'Fuzz': A citywide collaboration kicks off a community book club selection

    Just the interaction of humans and wildlife seemed like a topic that would resonate.”    Fix: Birth Control for Marauding Macaques,” where some monkeys grab cell phones and ransom them for food The promise of food motivates normally human-shy animals to take risks, ” Roach writes. “ The risk-taking Glacier Bay National Park bear biologist Tania Lewis will share information about her many years of research

  • Obituary: Robert “Bob”  McVey

    scientist focused on assuring the well-being of Alaskan fish, in the face of man-made developments like entire family flew to the resort town of Phuket where they relaxed on the beach and ate delicious Thai food Dale Evans;   daughters Luann McVey (Richard Steele) and Jeanie McVey; grandchildren Lydia Steele (Jake Bob liked nothing more than to be with Betty and the rest of his Juneau clan, visiting and laughing at Luke Mather in the aftermath of his stroke.   Bob McVey was an extraordinary person. 

  • Third gasline special session fizzles out; focus shifts to next year and next governor

    Developer says inaction on Alaska LNG Project will inflate price tag; election likely to play large role A Senate floor session lasted 45 seconds, with one of 20 members present. much lower amount based on gas flowing through the pipeline, arguing the incentives were needed to make Another key sticking point in the final months was a so-called "S Corp" provision that makes privately the Legislature convenes next January, legislative staff doing extra work well into summer can now make

  • Nugget Mall scheduled to reopen Monday following 17-day closure due to roof concerns after record storms

    December, followed by more snow in early January and then record rain which caused further snowload and flooding

  • On The Trails: Snow!

    comes again — first a battering of sharp, stinging ice crystals, then a lovely cascade of big soft flakes However, if freezing rain or freeze-thaw cycles make thick crusts in the snow cover, sometimes the sheltered They stay active, but with a lowered metabolism (except when courtship starts in late winter), burning There they make a trampled area almost clear of snow, with a few much-used trails leading out to feeding All that snow covered up many of the food sources for small birds, which may have to make wider-than-usual

  • Parking lot arrest leads to drug seizure at Lemon Creek residence

    A search warrant obtained and executed at Pond’s residence in the 6500 block of Glacier Highway resulted No case related to Thursday’s arrest was listed as of late Friday morning in the Alaska Court System’

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