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- We believe in Eaglecrest’s empowered board
The CBJ also had floods, avalanches, Telephone Hill, the Burns building remodel and a host of everyday And although not everyone uses all of our recreational facilities, these amenities collectively make retaining empowered status to salvage this season and get on with hiring a qualified, competent manager to take We urge the Assembly to make a decision that 1) is founded in measurable performance outcomes, transparency
- Bill introduced by Murkowski aims to promote use of eDNA analysis in fishery management
Migrating salmon are seen in late 2011 in the waters of Western Alaska's Togiak National Wildlife Refuge Flakes from fish scales and other materials deposit eDNA into marine and freshwater systems. Mass firings, coupled with the prolonged government shutdown of late 2025, hampered NOAA Fisheries’ ability potential for disturbances or contamination of DNA fragments left in the environment and time lags that may make “I am delighted to see this legislative effort to accelerate the use of eDNA in government decision making
- Let’s show we are capable of civil and good-faith disagreements about the city’s future
(Mark Sabbatini / Juneau Independent) By Ken Koelsch “It takes two people to hurt you — the one who does The group focused on two issues: groceries (drop the sales tax on food for all residents) and housing One of the citizen-sponsored propositions sought to eliminate sales tax on food and noncommercial utilities Who would write it in that vein and who would even publish stuff like that? Instead of personal attacks, why not discuss why taking sales tax off food (groceries) for everyone and
- Respect and empathy — two words rising from recent events
flowing during the month of November to the more than 40 million Americans who rely on the program for food Dunleavy, I do respect the empathy he has shown in declaring a state disaster to provide food aid during Dunleavy for your leadership on food aid for Alaskans.
- Alaska Legislature nears final approval of smaller city councils, budget training for school boards
Another section, added by a floor amendment from Rep. If school board elections take place at the same time as other votes, he said the election results will When the bill reached the House floor, Coulombe suggested amending it to require mandatory training for
- On The Trails: Ants
Workers make long foraging trips to bring back food for larvae, in some cases laying down long scent trails to good food sources, so other foragers know where to go. are the usual little ground-foraging ants that crawl across pathways and gardens, carpenter ants that like the larvae of pollinators, and foster the populations of insects (e.g. aphids) that attack important food They like warm, moist environments and sometimes move from shallow ground nests to houses, where they
- On The Trails: Swifts, toads, and others
A recent trip toward the glacier revealed numerous buses of all sizes and monstrous crowds of people.
- Egg producers will pay $3.3M and donate 53 million eggs to settle price-fixing claims
The states and federal government accused Cal-Maine Foods, Versova and Hickman’s Egg Ranch of a behind-the-scenes Those eggs would be donated by the companies and make their ways to food banks and nonprofits. The Justice Department and the states also outlined actions the companies will need to take, including Egg producers blamed price spike on the outbreak, but critics accused big companies of taking advantage full attention to what matters most: delivering affordable, high-quality eggs and egg-based prepared foods
- The tyranny of quotas
White House) By Bruce Botelho Americans voting in the 1980 presidential election were challenged to make falsely claiming that other governments were releasing millions from their prisons, jails and asylums to flood agents traditionally worked from “target lists” and used civil administrative warrants and detainers to take Minneapolis) to undertake indiscriminate sweeps of neighborhoods, work sites, shopping malls and the like It feels like a military occupation."
- Here’s what’s happening for First Friday in September
Coppa: MK MacNaughton 917 Glacier Ave, #102 Thursday, Sept. 4, 9 -11 a.m. Marie Drake Planetarium: Open House - Explore the Universe 1415 Glacier Ave. 5:30 p.m. - 7 p.m. Author and former legislator Jim Duncan will hold a signing event for his book, ''Making Sausage From The demonstration will take place in the Walter Soboleff building lobby. She also makes regalia, but it has so far only been commission-based.
- Emergency responders staged to deploy if avalanches threaten lives
The National Weather Service in Juneau issued a flood advisory until Saturday evening, accompanied by difference in response from an avalanche that was in the back, ran into one house, versus one that takes snow pit and buried debris and created scene chaos so that we can practice responding to something like “The more people we can get out of the zone, the less likely we're going to have to perform rescue and the less likely that we're going to have to put anybody else at risk.
- Assembly getting a wealth of feedback about budget cost-cutting proposals
City leaders have been stating since last summer that significant budget cuts were likely if voters passed "In a community like Juneau, where long winters, challenging weather, and already limited indoor options "We provide kids that are food insecure with food for their weekends. "My goal here is to advocate for our organization and members, and to make sure that you understand what The Assembly on Wednesday is scheduled to take another formal step toward cancelling its agreement with

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