House and Senate scheduled July 1 floor sessions in the hope a joint conference committee would have The House and Senate were scheduled to hold floor sessions during the day, the first since the second convened for a technical session where only the necessary leaders quickly gaveled in and out without taking But the current breaking point is what lawmakers call an "S Corp" provision that makes the state’s corporate “This is likely to be just a work draft to show that we’ve been able to iron out some of the differences

“I keep saying I feel a little numb right now because I honestly wasn't sure we would ever make it happen Multiple local businesses hosted fundraisers, like a September  silent auction, raffle and bake sale Jobsis said that the rarity of SPG50 makes finding research and funding difficult overall. “Other parents like us were reaching out to him, saying, ‘How did you do this? And we were really like, ‘We need this to be available to families, not just a one-off, compassionate

Andy Josephson, D-Anchorage, who chairs the House Finance Committee, speaking on the House floor on Monday “We need to make sure that they’re reined in.” “I feel like I’m in the Twilight Zone,” said Rep. Andrew Gray, D-Anchorage, on the House floor on Monday, in response to Republicans’ criticisms of Dunleavy Jeremy Bynem, R-Ketchikan, a member of the minority, raised concerns on the House floor but ultimately

JDHS’ Tokuoka then drove through the lane for a score to pull to 44-39 and the Crimson Bears defense “Throughout this tournament, I learned that it is important for me to take advantage of all playmaking A tumbling scramble on the floor gave Monroe a jump ball possession, but the Lady Rams turned the ball Boys - JDHS 60, PSG 50; Monroe 70, Kake 13. Monday Scores: Girls - Monroe 48, Fort Yukon 37. Boys - JDHS 72, Kake 20; JDHS 60, Monroe 44. • Contact Klas Stolpe at klas.stolpe@gmail.com .

bulldozers as city clears sites as winter weather sets in An excavator removes wood pallets used to make Independent) By Mark Sabbatini Juneau Independent Darian Bliss’ home since June has been a small cabin-like A group of community volunteers offered plastic totes, food and hot drinks, plus cold-weather items such about a mile south of downtown Juneau and some people being evicted from Teal Street said they were likely Food and practical items were distributed by the community activist group ReSisters, after discussing

future meeting that allows for public input, but then discuss the matter further in committee The second floor "I think there's definitely a good chance that someone who purchases would want to take down the building Borough of Juneau during the coming year, with municipal government offices relocating to the first two floors "I do feel like we have a responsibility to get at least fair market value for this property," she said She also estimates a "disposal" of the building — via sale or other means — will take nine months, plus

Director Carl Uchytil said based on capital project and staffing needs the proposed increase would make said that’s based on analysis of other tourism destination passenger fees, citing proposed Mendenhall Glacier Docks and Harbors will likely need to cover $20 million as a local match. We're going to take a look at all the commercial fees in order to start funding what we recapitalize “I don't know what the right number is, but it doesn't make sense to me that the industry that is taking

flagged as concerning: "Europeans, including Russians, brought warfare, enslavement, and deadly diseases like the United States” but later “broke his promise and fought for slavery"; climate change references at Glacier

federal climate migration framework A drifted home on the outskirts of Kipnuk after Typhoon Halong flooded six-year-old granddaughter asked the family to sing “Silent Night” — in the dark — as early-morning floodwaters One tribal administrator taking in the talks, Noelle George from Akiachak, told the Alaska Beacon that As relocation plans slowly take shape, Paul urged lawmakers to support an interim village where displaced

the LeConte ferry, $37.6 million for the Cascade Point Ferry Terminal, $33.4 million to modernize the Kake Cascade Point Ferry Terminal has been subject to considerable opposition by people who say it will make use a significant portion of the final allocation of funds for operations, Murkowski said "I would like to see the vast majority of these funds go towards making sure that we have the ships that can show

MV LeConte would be repaired by Friday morning, allowing participants in the Klondike Road Relay to make The LeConte experienced an engine malfunction between Kake and Angoon over the weekend. Alaska Marine Highway System staff assisted passengers in making alternative bookings. My heart just breaks for anybody who's not able to make this work." Unfortunately, when it's beyond our control like that, we're not able to provide refunds."

while also vowing  to “root out the communists, Marxists, fascists and the radical left thugs that live like Dan Sullivan helped make this descent into a banana republic possible by, among other failures to honor declassified report  that suggested Wray suppressed an investigation of an attempt by China to distribute fake Maybe, like Trump, he really hates his political opponents.