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  • Police blotter for Aug. 20

    Domestic Dispute At 12:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Floyd Rapp, 42, was arrested on Cinema Drive for criminal

  • Rotary’s 14th annual Capital Brewfest a toast to community

    (Photo provided by the Rotary Club of Juneau) Music, local food, and Alaska brewers highlight fundraiser Live music was performed by The Getting Strangers, food was provided by local vendors, and a wide selection festival is more than just a celebration of craft brewing; it’s a vital platform that empowers us to make

  • Long list of bills from budget to snow classics before legislators on final day of regular legislative session

    Thursday to consider a single bill on gas pipeline The House considers a wide range of bills during a floor thing that really needs to be done is for the Senate to pass next year’s budget, since the House did so late Senate committee during this year’s session, with a single hearing on March 2, until being rushed to a floor Wednesday has a relatively light calendar of six items after that chamber worked late Tuesday night passing bill giving the developer significant tax breaks and other incentives, which he said were needed to make

  • Cooking for Pleasure: Pork Ragu

    After reviewing my options, I decided to make an Italian pork stew and serve it with pasta. This makes quite a bit and can be kept in the refrigerator for a few days before serving to intensify All the following steps take time, but the ‘layering of flavors’ is truly worth it. Place a lid on the pan, making sure that it is secure, then place the pot in the preheated oven. (Photo by Patty Schied) Bake for three hours. Check the meat in the pot for tenderness.

  • Assembly sketches out map through rough financial terrain at annual retreat

    The impact of the new food sales tax exemption is something of a mystery. But members said noticeable impacts are nonetheless likely. "So our food estimate is the one that I think has the most potential to be wrong and I think it could "We have to obviously make some reductions," Deputy Mayor Greg Smith said. "Making it worse," Smith amended.

  • What’s really at stake by rescinding the Roadless Rule

    It’s almost all icefields, glaciers, and barren mountaintops.  it at 185,000 acres in 2019, their headline still screamed that lifting “Roadless Protections Will Likely It’s no different than the National Rifle Association telling its members that Democrats want to take

  • Sullivan should have led the opposition to Todd Blanche’s nomination

    But that was months after he failed to prevent likely passage of the act by demanding House Republicans What’s also clear is Trump and Blanche are working for fake victims. While it’s true that Blanche formally rescinded the fund, Trump said he would still like to see the criminals It’s corrupt thinking like that which makes it conceivable that Trump will eventually pardon Maxwell. With Blanche as his attorney general, it’s likely DOJ won’t pursue the other perpetrators who colluded

  • Inflation at highest level in more than three years

    Large retailers say they have also noticed changes in customer behavior, like buying smaller amounts Excluding the volatile food and energy categories, core prices rose at a more modest pace. Dollar General is expanding the number of items that cost $1 or less, including frozen food. Her organization organizes food and diaper drives in the six states where the credit union operates. “There is substantial growth in families who need more food resources as well as diaper resources,” she

  • It’s fall road trip season for motorists driving the ocean via ferries around Southeast Alaska

    departing Juneau on Oct. 2 included drivers of refrigerated vans carrying chilled produce and frozen foods Prices for food on the ferry are reasonable. “And if that doesn’t work I have to make another decision.” We’ll wait for however long it takes. Two days earlier he had docked in Glacier Bay National Park’s Bartlett Cove after traversing the Arctic

  • All work and no pay is an insult to TSA employees

    No appropriations bill means no paychecks for TSA workers, which means no regular income for food, rent It makes you wonder if any stop to say “I’m sorry” to the TSA workers. They could at least drop food and gift cards into the boxes set up at several airports to help the workers As TSA workers call in sick to make time for other jobs that actually give them a paycheck — and who Our elected non-leaders need to take the lead from TSA workers and do what is expected of them, which

  • Western Alaska mine races toward approval without the required tribal consent

    By Lois Parshley Grist The Kigluaik Mountains stretch across the Seward Peninsula of western Alaska like have long read these ridges and valleys as a living story: Fire and fracture have marked the rock, and glaciers This vital hunting and fishing area is essential to residents’ food security and the traditions that Without these lands, he said, families risk losing their main sources of food. “Graphite dust makes water undrinkable,” she said.

  • Crimson Bears skate well in stumble against Moose

    “We like to talk a lot about wins and losses don’t really matter as much as how we play the game, and The goalie, I just threw a little fake shot and he didn’t bite for it so I just shot it five-hole.” When Palmer’s Curl did not move on the fake it meant the goalie was comfortable and expecting the shot All the coaches liked it. The team liked it. Just a disappointing outcome for the team. I was just like ‘let’s take a second, collect ourselves. Why are we playing the game?

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