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  • Fairbanks school district plans to take the state to court over charter school dispute

    Beacon Members of the Fairbanks North Star Borough School District school board say the district will take “It appears likely not just that the APC’s vision may not be implemented, but that the proposed school She said they planned to work with the district and within the district-wide system for services like “It would require significantly scaling back the investments that we were able to make in this year’s recommended budget, which included things like behavioral support, aides in elementary school, music

  • Obituary: Geraldine (Savikko) Straty

    They enjoyed many fall trips to Lake Telaquana in Dick’s floatplane. Dick had built his log cabin on the shores of the lake, and they enjoyed boating, fishing, and visiting They also flew to neighboring lakes to visit Jay Hammond at Lake Clark and deliver cookies to Richard (Dick) Proenneke at Twin Lakes. The family would like to thank the staff at the Juneau Pioneer’s Home for their loving care over the

  • Traditional Games reaches a new best each year, just like its athletes

    her hands and toes across the gymnasium floor. Female contestants assume a push-up position with arms straight and palms flat on the floor, while men Klukwan and Kake. Athletes kneel with the tops of their feet flat on the floor, and then jump up and forward.  both feet simultaneously and remain in that position without moving and without otherwise touching the floor

  • Gallery Walk to feature over 50 participating locations with live performances, art shows and more

    917 Glacier Ave. 4-7 p.m. Chapel by the Lake: Hot Cocoa Tent SHI Plaza 4-7 p.m. Chapel by the Lake will be sharing hot cocoa and the spirit of the season. Glacier Scoops: Glacier Scoops’ Winter Re-Opening 256 S Franklin St. 4-8 p.m. Attendees can use Parker's hand-crafted plates to make their own food art.

  • Welch takes home first boys’ singles state title in JDHS history

    In a 10-point tiebreaker, Welch trailed 4-9,  but steadily worked his way back to win, 15-13, taking (Bella Reyes-Boyer / For the Juneau Independent) “This past season is only going to make them more confident

  • City leaders considering third-party management of recreational facilities due to budget constraints

    A third-party agreement for one or more facilities is likely to be complex due to questions about the If the Assembly wants to pursue a third-party model for any facility, it will likely take significant multimillion-dollar deficit with the budget as currently structured — along with major future costs such as glacial flood protection — and looking at a multitude of ways to resolve the gap. YMCA of Alaska years ago expressed interest in management, which the Assembly could revisit, and the Glacier

  • ExxonMobil won big at a big Alaska lease sale. Months later, its bids are still in legal limbo.

    One area that’s particularly disputed is the 300-square-mile Teshekpuk Lake and its surrounding tundra The Biden administration took a new approach, establishing a conservation area around the lake as part The Bureau of Land Management then said it would auction off dozens of plots around Teshekpuk Lake in Oil and Gas, a Denver-based firm, won a large tract along the lake’s northeast edge. “That Teshekpuk Lake area is very important to that caribou herd, which the community really, really

  • JDHS seniors to get tributes before taking to gridiron for final home game

    “It will be our senior night, so it adds to the emotion for those players that it most likely will be As solid as they come, and is willing to take on any challenge. He can play multiple positions.” He gives his best effort each day and is willing to take on any role.” He has improved a lot and is looking to make an impact on the defensive line down the stretch.

  • JDHS takes big lead early on Colony mistakes, holds on for 41-27 road win

    senior Ethan Van Kirk intercepted a pass at the Knights’ 46-yard line and returned it for a touchdown to make formation, hitting four passes in six plays, including an 11-yard touchdown pass with 43 seconds left, to make The Knights scored on the next play with a 7-yard run to make the score 27-21 Juneau with 10:06 left Ridle took the next snap and ran for a 27-yard touchdown to make the score 34-27 with 9:41 left in the Juneau took over and, with Ridle doing most of the work on the ground, scored again with 2:32 left to take

  • Alaska education board takes steps to assess boarding school conditions after outcry

    Alaska State Board of Education moved to establish a special committee to review ongoing issues and make recommendations, and then we’ll decide how that’s going to work, and if and what type of action we’ll take “This is a problem decades in the making of funding not coming through, projects not being managed, maintenance Bishop emphasized that the administration is making improvements, and the school is moving in a positive he was attending the two-day state board meeting and also attending the Chatham school board meeting taking

  • New cruise ship docks in Juneau, Klawock make waves at Southeast Conference

    “We're finally in a place economically that we can do a project like this, attract customers to help

  • Chilkoot campground closed indefinitely

    Chilkoot Lake on Oct. 24, 2023. Division of Parks, part of the Department of Natural Resources, has decided not to open the Chilkoot Lake It’s the second time in recent years that state parks, which oversees Chilkat State Park, Chilkoot Lake Recreation Site, the Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve, and the campground at Mosquito Lake, has closed Ultimately the borough signed an agreement with state parks to take over active management of the area

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