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  • JDHS hockey team tested on the road

    Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé hockey team played three games in three days at Houston’s Big Lake Against the Division 2 Delta Huskies we were slow to wake up on Saturday morning, but managed to show is a tie, but this was a tournament so they had 4v4 OT for six minutes followed by a shootout just like

  • Residents in all avalanche paths alerted by city to evacuate due to increasing rain; advisory could last days in some areas

    A flood watch is also in effect until 9 p.m. Capital Transit has suspended service along Glacier Highway in the affected area, which extends from "It turns out the avalanche zone is like five feet from my property line, so I'm trying to make a decision Those worries — along with higher risks of flooding and avalanches — were heightened by the arrival of river that moved into Southeast Alaska on Thursday evening is causing the conditions resulting in the flood

  • Our next governor should shut the door on Cascade Point

    Commissioner Katherine Keith told board members  DOT was focused on “getting more information” before making Kevin McCabe (R-Big Lake), whose district is nowhere close to an Alaska Marine Highway port of call, It’ll take more than a century of operational savings for the project to break even. 

  • Friday Gold Medal gives five teams a second chance at tournament championship

    Yakutat’s floor general Rose Fraker made sure her team stayed on top by spreading the floor and forcing (Lockhart) in high school and it is kind of cool that we all just get to play together on the same floor It feels like good old times.” C bracket elimination - Hydaburg 88 (3-1),  Kake 70 (2-2 ) Hydaburg 22 27 24 15 — 88 Kake 14 18 17 21 their feet longer than in their seats with both teams’ cheering sections heard along the length of Glacier

  • Here's what's happening for First Friday in September

    Parks and Recreation: Kids and Family Open House for Planetarium and Marie Drake Gym 5-7 p.m. 1015 Glacier Lindsey Burnet will show ceramics and gluten-free baked goods. First Friday opening only.

  • Raising oil, corporate taxes is least-painful option for reducing Alaska deficits, UAA study concludes

    Kevin McCabe, R-Big Lake, reads a document entitled “Alaska’s Fiscal Options” while listening to a presentation Poor Alaskans are affected more by a PFD reduction than rich Alaskans, making it the most regressive Nonresidents would pay 27% of a statewide sales tax with many exclusions — food, utilities, and health “For example,” its report states, “coupling a less distortionary revenue source (like property tax) with “In reality, it is likely that there are certain important thresholds that if you turn that dial too

  • Police Standards Council appointee resigns after conspiracy-filled social media posts questioned by lawmakers

    The posts claimed, among other things, the Earth is flat, the moon landings were fake, "project blue 9/11, Donald Trump won the 2020 presidential election and aborted fetuses are being used in popular food adrenochrome, a substance QAnon adherents claim is being ingested by Satanic pedophiles who thirst for the blood

  • Peratrovich Day in Haines highlights decades of civil rights work

    “When we had fundraisers I’d bake a cake or a pie,” she said. “I learned quickly I had to bake double batches, bake a cake for home.” said, the Alaska Native Sisterhood starting programs in school to recognize Alaska Native culture, making In the late 1950s, it was seized, the Wilsons said, because of unpaid property taxes. The “doing something about it” is why Wilson said she makes an effort to get a ride over to the Peratrovich

  • Gress breaks own Juneau women’s marathon record, Mitchell tops men’s field

    station volunteer Amelia Farrell, 12, hands a cup of water to marathon runner Kevin Pilarski, 60, from Lake (Klas Stolpe / Juneau Independent) Kevin Polanski, 60, from Lake Elmo, Minnesota, finished state 47 on Paula Lee, 71, Tulsa, OK, 9:33:27 Juneau's Brenda Flood (145) and Danielle Dunivin (165) race across Dunivin hit 1:48:16 to edge Flood's 1:48:19. Brenda Flood, 40, Juneau, 1:48:19; 3. Elizabeth Siddon, 48, Juneau, 1:57:13 Men 50-59: 1.

  • Haines grad designs pioneering hybrid fishing vessel

    Haines and Skagway’s joint hydropower system, disagreement over a proposed hydropower plant at Connelly Lake It’s felt like a way to do something that felt meaningful but was in that discipline,” Kemp said in an For one, unlike a ferry or a tugboat, commercial fishermen don’t necessarily dock every night, making That makes it a harder proposition for owners to take risks on new, unproven systems. Some expressed skepticism, like Karl Johnson, who pointed to the high initial costs of converting to

  • Why Dunleavy vetoed SB 64

    Kevin McCabe (R-Big Lake) points out, amending the existing law is badly needed because fixing any kind The more likely reason he vetoed SB 64 is he thinks he’ll need the endorsement of President Donald Trump It’s rooted in the false claims of voter fraud Trump made in 2020 and has continued to make ever since “It’s a total rigged deal just like a lot of other things in this country,” Trump said during a campaign Closer to home, they trust people like Downing.

  • Legislature overrides education funding veto, recesses special session until Aug. 19 as Dunleavy issues Agriculture Department ultimatum

    I heard someone on the floor of the House today thank the governor for calling us in. In an interview after floor sessions, she said conversations with her constituents and the governor were the governor’s request to establish the department was read in both chambers during their respective floor Kevin McCabe, R-Big Lake, during floor debate. discussing the legal memos, without at least putting this on the floor so that we all have an opportunity

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