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- Residents bounce ideas for Jackie Renninger Park
While residents talked up their sometimes conflicting desires for things like pickleball courts and an going to be challenging to move this forward, but with all of your support, we're hoping that we can make Wheeler said the project is likely to cost about $14 million overall, not including the city’s overhead “It's going to be up to the voters and the Assembly to decide how to make this happen. The city also hosts pickup pickleball games at the Floyd Dryden Gym three days a week.
- Lukaax̱.ádi Clan re-dedicates Raven House in Haines
Still, there were enough people moving through the space that the floors were creaking, particularly She recalled Chilkat Valley elders like Smith “Smitty” Katzeek and Joe Hotch who have died in recent “As I sat there in that room and I saw their descendants in the room with us, it was like their spirits It’s like they never left.” • This article was originally published in the Chilkat Valley News.
- Amid political division, Alaska lawmakers close in on final compromise gasline bill
on Thursday for possible vote; Dunleavy says a third special session to advance Alaska LNG Project likely He emphasized a tax bill of this size, scope and complexity would usually take legislators several years Dunleavy was in the Capitol on Wednesday, and said in brief comments — after taking a photo with tourists on the third floor — that he couldn’t comment until he sees the final compromise bill. or is vetoed, I think that will be the end of the discussion for this year, and we’ll be looking at taking
- Indigenous violence survivors see fewer services after federal cuts
“We are trying to take in all of our resources and make sure that we are meeting the needs the best we across Native communities, and Native women and girls suffer disproportionately higher rates than other racial “This was already prepaid by the blood of our ancestors, and through the strength of their negotiation
- School backpack overload: Heavy bags can strain kids’ bodies
stuff at home After families receive back-to-school checklists for classroom materials, they should take Samantha Ness, a history teacher in Phoenix, said parents should focus on making sure children have basic Some elementary schools don’t require students to take computers home, while others allow parents to There’s food in their backpack and water, and they’re scrunching up papers,” Fetch said. “They’re using their backpacks more as purses and like storage than they are actually using them for
- New reporting standards, not record temps, prompt first-ever heat advisory
dozens of crabs on a sunny afternoon for the opening of the season’s reopening of the Captain’s Galley food
- Eaglecrest expects $6M loss over three years, twice the estimate of a year ago, as decision about gondola looms
revenue this year is down sharply during what’s been a difficult season and Juneau Assembly members are likely important for me for this is to understand the trajectory of our fund balance and ask that we will be making start due to a broken water main on Dec. 19 that has left the base lodges without indoor plumbing and food before and after the election that recreational programs such as libraries and the ski areas would be likely
- Blue states push to ban ICE at the polls amid federal voter intimidation fears
Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers detain an observer after making arrests in January in Minneapolis state lawmakers calling for election-related restrictions on ICE in state law say they don’t want to take “This seems like a reasonable approach to try.” A scheduled committee hearing on the measure was canceled in February, likely killing the bill. “I personally have never liked police at election places, even local police,” Crouch said. • Stateline
- First Alaska mule deer harvest follows years of fleeting appearances in the state
“All it takes is one mule deer with one female tick on it to come into Alaska, and that would completely They have ears like a mule.” That is to screen for signs of tick infestations and for numerous problems like brain worm, also known Climate change, along with factors like road-building and agricultural development, have allowed mule The blood loss they cause can be fatal, especially to young moose.
- Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé soccer boys fall in semifinals
I think if we can go into tomorrow like we did this last half, for the entire game, then we have a good I don’t think anyone has bad blood towards another. We are all one big happy family.” I wish we had played in the first half like we did in the second half.
- In Alaska Legislature’s last days, a key question: How much to subsidize the gas pipeline?
Other legislators believe the pipeline already makes financial sense and no change is needed. four different paths await state legislators in their last weeks, and it isn’t clear which one they’ll take It’s unclear how likely that worst-case scenario is. Legislators are being asked to take action within weeks. committees, each would have to pass through their respective finance committee before advancing to a floor
- Developers, loggers can kill endangered species, Trump administration says
“Unless you’re wearing a T-shirt that says, ‘I’m here to draw the blood of endangered species,’ you’re “It’s like taking the four wheels off your car and saying it’s still your car.” Its instructions to staff on how to implement the new rule take effect immediately. “Felling a tree is not a take of the bats roosting in it unless the tree is felled for the purpose of It makes the outdoors a pretty dangerous place now.”

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