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- Major disaster declarations are taking longer under Trump
It’s taking more than a month, on average, so far during Trump’s current term, the AP found…( Read full
- Kake students’ return home delayed by ferry malfunction
Twenty-nine Kake City School students and five chaperones were stuck overnight in Juneau over the weekend
- Counterproposal: Assembly’s seasonal tax allows Juneauites to have our cake and eat it too
By Paul Kelly Coming back into the public discourse this election season, it’s looking like Juneau citizens So, let’s take advantage of that. In the end, our proposal allows Juneauites to have our cake and eat it too. Share your opinion with us or offer suggestions to make our proposal better. He lives in Twin Lakes with his wife and two stepchildren.
- Midnight mudslide hits houses, cars in Sitka
The flooding caused some movement of gravel and some brush, Lunas said. Flooding also occurred late Wednesday on Monastery Street between Hirst Street and Degroff Street. While flooding has now subsided, the street is closed while city workers determine whether the asphalt , is a really complex place where you have, you know, organic soil, and you have ash, and you have (glacial “So typically, and we found it here, you'll have glacial till below, and ash on top. … And then you have
- How Trump’s SAVE America Act could make it harder for married women to vote
An election worker hands out “I Voted” stickers at the Main Library in Salt Lake City on Election Day the law is applied,” said Letitia Harmon, senior director of policy and research at Florida Rising, a racial It feels like we’re going backwards,” Harmon said. Debate in D.C. In Washington, the U.S. Murkowski, who opposes the bill, said in a floor speech that an estimated 155,000 female citizens in The Supreme Court at the time declined to take the Kansas case.
- Some states are helping to make Obamacare plans more affordable
They make too much to be eligible for Medicaid, and they really have no other option but to go to the He warned that relatively healthy people are the ones most likely to forgo marketplace coverage rather “I don’t think the state should make it a practice to use state funds to fill in the gap when federal Like New Mexico, California in 2021 created a Health Care Affordability Reserve Fund , funded through Help will be available to anyone making between 133% and 400% of the federal poverty level, or between
- Downtown Juneau’s future takes center stage at candidate forum
ballot measures by a citizen’s group to lower the cap on property taxes and eliminate sales taxes on food property tax cap, say the seasonal sales tax will generate enough extra revenue to allow the exemption for food and utilities without forcing the city to make budget cuts. And these all go back into priorities, and right now the priority is making sure that we're taking care Assembly’s most conservative member, said Juneau is also facing numerous cost concerns ranging from flood
- Crimson Bears ready to take skating show to state tournament
“We may have gotten the upper hand on them in December, but just like us, SoHi always gets better throughout I like competing with strong teams... It really is hard to believe that it is my last year. The Hawks defeated the Rams 6-1 and 6-2 in late January.
- Trump is expected to make election conspiracies a focus of his national address
nation on Thursday night on topics he said will include elections and voting machines, suggesting he is likely Voters will make their voices heard, whether Trump wants them to or not.”
- Wrangell takes step forward toward developing deepwater port
The state this fall selected JAG Marine Group to take over as operator at the Ketchikan shipyard, replacing
- Higher temperatures spur Alaska’s invasive pike to eat more, a bad sign for salmon
Yereth Rosen Alaska Beacon Invasive northern pike have wreaked havoc in Southcentral Alaska rivers and lakes It is in a flat area and not glacier-fed, and it is known to be one of thewarmestriver systems in the Fish, which are cold-blooded animals, have varying physiological responses to heat, Schoen said. The first introduction was about seven decades ago, prior to statehood, and traced to the Bulchitna Lake Through the following years, flooding and reproduction spread the fish to new places.
- Dunleavy’s statewide sales tax repeals local exemptions on food, utilities — but city may lose far more than it receives
There’s also numerous exemptions for food, utilities, nonprofits and other categories — but the city’ ’s fiscal plan — the full details of which became known Monday — although that may occur due to its likely chance Dunleavy’s fiscal plan will pass this year, so the higher sales taxes — which as proposed would take “As we've discussed many times, food and utilities are non-negotiable expenses. That makes it by far the biggest revenue portion of the governor’s plan, with the next-highest element

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