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- City museum staff spend last days getting plans in place for downsizing that takes effect Friday
Monday morning showing areas in the Juneau-Douglas City Museum’s storage area that are vulnerable to flooding and the two other full-time managerial-level employees at the museum are departing this week in the wake "Just like basic security issue-type things like making sure that the city's aware of who has the keys "I'm leaving maps around with, like these are the places that the water intrusions happen consistently "And it's not like a normal turnover where you can pass that knowledge on — it's just gone."
- Tlingit and Haida’s effort to make land parcel ‘Indian Country’ gets Trump-era setback
(Mark Sabbatini / Juneau Independent) By Mark Sabbatini Juneau Independent A years-long battle to make William Doffermyre formally withdrew the Biden-era policy and reinstated a Trump administration ban on taking “The Ninth Circuit did not decide whether the Secretary of the Interior has authority to take land into The court expressly stated that it was not taking a position on the merits of any issue."
- Obituary: Phillip Lone Gray (1938-2026)
Phillip Lone Gray was born April 1938 in the small resort town of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, to Alice and He graduated from high school in Lake Geneva in 1956, and Wisconsin State College at Stevens Point in He fished through the ice in Lake Geneva and fished in the summer from piers around the lake. He fished for salmon (king, coho, sockeye, pink and chum), trout (rainbow, cutthroat, lake and brook) Phillip attended the First Congregational Church in Lake Geneva at an early age but did not become a
- Some rural Alaska polling stations opened late on election day, a sign of continuing problems
Voters walk across the map of Alaska on the floor of the Alaska State Library, Archives and Museum on Brooks/Alaska Beacon) By James Brooks Alaska Beacon At least two polling stations in rural Alaska opened late for the Tuesday statewide primary election, the Alaska Division of Elections confirmed late Tuesday, and observers independently reported other sites also opened late. Late Tuesday, she said polls in the North Slope village of Wainwright didn’t open until 4 p.m. due to
- Coleman, Hertberg win the Aukeman long course triathlon
“I came out of the water ahead of Will and at the turnaround at the glacier I calculated I had about You could bike past the glacier, so I might as well do the half, see how it goes, and really enjoy my It’s fun to train all summer, especially when the weather's nice, get out on the lake and swim. We had organizations like Glacier Swim Club, Juneau Bone and Joint, and Bartlett put together teams to "We had an eye on the glacial outburst flood because our course would be interrupted on both the bike
- Obituary: Conor W. Eckholm (May 31, 1979 – April 29, 2026)
Eckholm, 46, of South Lake Tahoe, California, passed away in his sleep on April 29, 2026. In his final chapter, he relocated to South Lake Tahoe to be near his children. A celebration of life will be held on June 28, 2026, in South Lake Tahoe, California.
- Parks and Recreation winter shelter reservations now open
Reservations can be made online , in person at the Parks & Recreation main office at 1208 Glacier Ave are not open during the winter months, but portable toilets are available at Savikko Park and Twin Lakes
- Making five-ship limit mandatory rather than voluntary sought by trio of Assembly members
"But since the Bar Harbor decision changes that, we felt like it was the right time to do it." "We currently can handle about five cruise ships and so it makes sense to have that as our limit, as The ordinance, like the voluntary agreement, would apply to ships with room for more than 950 passengers If introduced Monday it will likely be referred to the Assembly’s Committee of the Whole for initial
- Mary Peltola would be the strongest likely candidate for Alaska governor, poll shows
Katz-Brown said Peltola’s focus on issues like fisheries management and opposing the proposed merger The most recent poll surveyed 678 likely voters from July 21 to July 27 with a margin of error of plus “This poll makes clear she’s in an extremely strong position to run for governor,” Katz-Brown said. Lisa Murkowski didn’t entirely rule out making a run for governor herself in recent comments to local After voting for the legislation, Murkowski stated that she hoped the House would make changes to the
- Rolling dice after midnight: Late night leveling up at Juneau’s Platypus Con
And the weekend-long event stayed open late — until the early morning hours…( Read full story )
- US House delegation visits Alaska this week, with focus on mining, timber and drilling
House of Representatives’ Committee on Natural Resources are making an unusual visit to Alaska this of the Tongass National Forest, the nation’s largest, and observed Suicide Basin in the Mendenhall Glacier , the origin point for glacial floods that have inundated parts of Alaska’s capital city in recent You ought to at least be able to cut enough timber to sustain your needs here at home, and that will make Get people out on the timber, get the timber, use it for something like building homes.
- Months after stroke-like illness, an Alaska state senator is still recovering
Since suffering a stroke-like medical emergency in January , Olson has been suffering from aphasia , of those degrees has been — plus family life and his legislative career — recovering from his stroke-like It’s like a tailspin,” he said. Does he feel like things are improving? “Oh, for sure. Olson’s colleagues say they’ve seen nothing like that from Olson.

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