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  • Juneau Board of Education candidate profile: Deedie Sorensen

    My first job was as an intermediate resource teacher at Glacier Valley (Elementary School). And then Mendenhall River (Community School) opened and they reduced the staff at Glacier Valley. Cutting that amount of money, I mean, the things that it funds are like arts programs like JAMM, cultural Every decision takes seven board members to make a decision. Q: So, overall, you feel like it’s going well? “I do.

  • Auke Bay Post 25 reaches Alaska Legion state tournament

    Added assistant coach Jake Carte, “The bats and the pitch are coming alive at the right time.”

  • Mill rate of 9.92 for coming year, down from 10.24 this year, in proposed CBJ budget set for release April 1

    A much bigger revenue loss — likely exceeding $10 million — is also expected due to sales tax exemptions on food and utilities voters approved during the election. members have said for many months significant cuts to recreational and other non-essential programs are likely And that is an area where we may make reductions — to different partner agencies."

  • Alaska natural gas pipeline dreams stretch over half a century

    Rosen Alaska Beacon The president of the United States urged lawmakers to do everything they can to make He cited ongoing “pep rallies” to help convince people that things are different this time, like the ‘My way is the highway’ In the late 1990s and early 2000s, the spotlight shifted from the LNG option were urgently needed to make the gas pipeline a reality. The fracking resolution that flooded the Lower 48 with cheap natural gas made an overland route through

  • Six in a row! JDHS cheer team wins state title

    I feel like it is a really good reflection of all the work we put in throughout the season, especially from, like, April of last year to now it has been go, go, go. just matters that we do our best and that we feel good about our performances after we come off the floor “Woo,” JDHS senior Aidan Lazo Chappell exclaimed as all cheer teams mixed on the floor. Coming back from nationals it really felt like motivation to continue on, just to crush it at regions

  • Yakutat’s Rose Fraker selected for Alaska High School Hall of Fame

    A tenacity for defense, scoring and being a coach on the floor, distributing the ball across basketball on the floor." Walter Soboleff Award — named after the late Monarch Lion the Rev. Walter A. Reminding me of many of those community members, like Lowell Petersen and Gary Johnson. to feel that village love and support like I did.

  • Juneau student at Michigan college who died of hypothermia was intoxicated; family ponders lawsuit

    this week states he died of hypothermia, with acute ethanol intoxication a contributing cause due to a blood But civil litigiation is likely — Raitt sent letters Jan. 31 to the fraternity and university demanding Michigan has a social host law that makes it illegal to knowingly serve or allow people under 21 to

  • Statewide sales tax gets almost no support during first public testimony on Dunleavy’s fiscal plan

    "I oppose a statewide sales tax," said Roz'lyn Grady-Wyche, an Anchorage resident, who like nearly all They force working people to choose between food, rent, medicine and keeping the lights on, while large Weldon, the first member of the public to testify at Thursday’s hearing, noted voters approved exempting food Jila Stuart, finance director for Haines Borough, noted voters approved an increase that will make the summer rate 7%, so Dunleavy’s plan would make that 11%.

  • Crimson Bears football cheerleaders face new challenges

    going to be a different experience compared to basketball, but I am excited to see where this season takes amazing about being there for one another, which is just an uplifting feeling when you are not feeling like “And excited to learn new skills and make great memories with my teammates. I remember the days of packed stands, and while we may never return to exactly what that looked like They will hold a car wash and bake sale at the Juneau Bone and Joint Center this Saturday, from 11 a.m

  • ConocoPhillips’ winter oil exploration plans can go ahead, federal judge rules

    Sharon Gleason concluded that a group of environmental and tribal groups did not show that they were likely “Incidents like this show how quickly risks on the land become risks for the people who rely on it. Our safety, our food sources, and the places we depend on deserve more than rushed approvals and delayed Orders like the one published this week could lay the legal groundwork for future cases affecting development

  • Alaska legislators lead the way to better governing

    Congress, including funds for education, work programs, health care, energy projects, disaster relief and food

  • ‘No Kings,’ really?

    The mere mention of “No Kings” in that context likely nicked a nerve in some Juneau circles. opportunity to pass ballot measures — which they did — to cap property tax and remove sales tax from food

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