.: Power has been restored to customers from Lena Cove and north of Glacier Highway. Trees are dropping all over town so more outages are likely.

, D-Juneau, discusses an amendment to a bill reviving pensions for public employees during a Senate floor But it will be more limited than the plan abandoned 20 years ago due to its cost and won’t take effect Lyman Hoffman, D-Bethel, said during floor debate. "If they decided to opt in they're making a decision to tax themselves for these additional benefits That means the bill would automatically take effect 90 days after the governor signs it — or allows it

Lawrence has been making daily prints since 2024 that experiment with color, text and layer placement Marie Drake Planetarium: Explore the Universe 5:30-7 p.m. 1415 Glacier Ave.

The decisions we make together shape the place we live. A pretty significant chunk of change to take off the table without any real plan for what to do next. I like living in a city with pools and museums and ice rinks and skiing and an arts council. I’d much rather have city leaders working on summer flood plans than listening to hours of public testimony Like a millimeter is one-thousandth of a meter, a mill is one-thousandth of your property value.

traditions: Bear Up The Mountain Pole : A Naanya.aayí X’atgu Hít narrative of survival during a great flood

Groups of people in Juneau were coming and going during the hour-and-a-half rainy event, making it likely voter registration, information on protesters’ rights, and accepted donations for the Southeast Alaska Food The Alaska National Guard is currently assisting Western Alaska flood victims after the devastation of We are trying to make sure that everyone is also paying attention. She said even one person can make a difference by talking.

“From my experience, I know that situations like this contain myriad details for the vessels involved On July 30, the National Geographic Quest assisted a family who had to swim to shore in Glacier Bay National

The garden at Forget-Me-Not Manor as seen from a third-floor apartment on July 3, 2025. "The best way I can describe it is it’s like I had to be domesticated. I was a feral cat, and it was hard adjusting to inside with pets and love and food." "There’s food, they offer case management working, there's laundry, there is therapy, there is rides to the airport, they make food bank runs.

Juneau Independent) By Mark Sabbatini Juneau Independent A new restroom changing station might seem like changing table — capable of accommodating adults on its height-adjustable platform — on the ground floor alter that, citing an instance where she was forced to change her son, who has cerebral palsy, on the floor State lawmakers and advocates for the Key Coalition of Alaska gather outside a ground-floor restroom I became a foster mom and they called me — he was eight months old — and they asked me if we would take

’ The Juneau Police Department and Capital City Fire/Rescue respond to a car accident at Seven Mile Glacier

"My concern is that, although the goal is to make food more accessible, I still believe that food is is the lunch time is only 15 minutes, and that includes the line and having to wait in line for your food the cafeteria that were at the end of the line by no fault of themselves, and by the time they got food able to sit down they took two or three bites before that bell rang, and they had to throw all that food "I have kids who are like, ‘I'm hungry, Miss Heather, but my parents can't afford the breakfast.

Tuuj Nuusga Carter Mitchell, 11, of Kake, center, stands as he asks permission to come ashore during “I wanted the experience and just to see what it felt like because I’ve never done anything like this mid-section, in teal, moves through the Quiet Period — a time of colonial suppression — where wave-like (Jasz Garrett / Juneau Independent) Gatgyedm Hana’ax Karla Booth of Kake stands and drums during the “I think it’s going to make our community stronger,” Didrickson said of the trip.