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- Crimson Bears boys dominate Kings to force Saturday championship
also called, led to the Kings making four free throws. “Lost by, like, 25 so this means a lot. (Klas Stolpe / Juneau Independent) 2A BOYS HAINES 42, PETERSBURG 40 championship game The Haines Glacier I’m just taking it all in right now, I’m speechless.” The Glacier Bears would extend their defensive intensity in the second stanza.
- Juneau-Douglas boys basketball team starts season
shooter who has worked to expand other areas of his game, including defensively, so he can be on the floor He has good feet in the paint and uses a lot of pump fakes to make up for his vertical…He gets people Said Casperson, “I see him out there in critical situations and being the guy who will dive on the floor , scrap, hustle and dive four times on the floor for a ball before anyone else dives once. If we had a lead, we could burn some clock, make the other team foul, we would.
- Sitka display about missionaries destroying Native culture flagged by Trump’s ‘improper ideology’ review
Trump’s order would also apply to Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve.
- Why you might be seeing ramen at your neighbor’s door on Halloween
Handing out nonperishable food alongside candy, they say, can go a long way to help neighbors in need In a viral Facebook post, the United Way Family Resource Center recommended adding things like ramen suggestions is placing a supply of Cup Noodles and mini cereal boxes on the doorstep so families can take “We need to check in and make sure that people that we might know who would in a situation where their Black reminded that giving can also go beyond just donating to local food pantries.
- Ferry system swims or sinks with federal aid
It’s just like asphalt and concrete highways, which need funding in the state budget to cover expenses successfully steered her colleagues to write into the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2021 a massive flood things other than keeping government running smoothly, part of the sinking feeling is of Alaska’s own making
- Vote no, no, yes
on the Assembly, I made multiple efforts to remove the sales tax on food. The sticking point, however, has always been how to make up the lost revenue if food was exempt, or what Any proposal to make up that revenue by adjusting the sales tax rate requires voter approval. No one disagreed with the goal of taking tax off of food. utilities because the seasonal sales tax would make up for the lost food/utilities revenue.
- Mixed rain/snow with up to 5" accumulation Tuesday; schools, CBJ facilities closed
forecast calls for rain beginning Friday night and continuing through weekend; city warns about icy and flooding An advisory about slippery surfaces and flooding due to blocked storm drains was issued Tuesday morning
- States fear critical funding from FEMA may be drying up
Residents of Swannanoa, North Carolina, walk through devastating flood damage from Hurricane Helene on FEMA also quietly withdrew a notice for states to apply for $600 million in flood mitigation grants. “The uncertainty makes it very difficult,” she said. administration already reduced what North Carolina gets — and therefore what gets passed down the governmental food chain to people like Swindell.
- King salmon sports fishing closed from April 1 to June 14
been working, continues approach in Southeast this spring Alaska Department of Fish and Game officials take March 31, 2026, shows sport fishing regulations for king salmon in Southeast Alaska and the Juneau/Glacier
- Obituary: Robert Dean Ward, 60, Sept. 21-Oct. 20, 2025
Coffee, pop, water and finger foods provided. People are welcome to bring beverages of their choice and finger foods. No flowers please.
- Candidate profile: Malachi Thorington, Juneau Assembly District 2 challenger
meeting to provide the city manager with their opinions for how to pay the city’s share of a long-term flood Army Corps of Engineers pursuing what they call an innovative approach for a long-term flood solution And as residents, especially as a resident that is right at the front of the flood, I encourage them What makes you think there might be more support for such ideas in the future? I really like the concept of maintaining the five ship limit.
- Candidate profile: Paul Kelly, Juneau Assembly Areawide incumbent
A: "I think people could make different points to argue for and against that point. So in that case it doesn't sound like they would believe that we have things under control. it's the best example…but that was eventually voting in favor of the LID (requiring property owners in flood Q: Right now the Assembly is being asked how the city should pay for a long-term flood solution, and That could be a tax district that's focused just on the flood.

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