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  • 69.92% power rate hike in Haines rejected, residents to be refunded for portion of increases

    decision, a different 1997 commission order required the company — specifically Alaska Power’s Goat Lake Pending a future commission decision, Lynn Canal ratepayers will likely see a new surcharge for the so-called

  • JDHS boys repel Vikings plunder to open Capital City Classic

    When things start to ramp up in intensity we have to make sure we are staying calm.” “But if that is what people think I like that. regain us soon, and maybe that can help us in those situations because he spent a lot of time on the floor Kake had six early turnovers, but continued to play hard. Kake Thunderbirds. 5 p.m. - Girls - Ft. Yukon Lady Eagles vs.

  • Juneau welcomes canoes ashore Tuesday ahead of 2026 Celebration's opening

    invited to watch canoe landings downtown, Auke Rec ahead of Grand Entrance on Wednesday A canoe departs Kake prompted people largely unfamiliar with their heritage to learn their ancestral songs and dances and to make Youth Art Exhibit, a Toddler Regalia Review, an Indigenous Fashion Show, a Native Artist Market, and food A canoe arrives in Kake on Monday, May 25, 2026. It's advised to bring a camp chair, food and water.

  • Crimson Bears boys earn top all-conference soccer honors

    forward Django Gianakopolous, sr defender Adom Lassey; Colony - sr midfielder Axel Simeck, sr midfielder Blake Belanger, jr keeper Aiden Fisher; WAS - jr Jason Bowen; LATH - sr forward Elijah Hoop, jr defender Jake

  • Alaska Senate Minority Leader Mike Shower to resign Monday amid lieutenant governor campaign

    George Rauscher, R-Sutton, and Kevin McCabe, R-Big Lake, respectively represent each of the House districts Myers said the resignation makes sense.  “Honestly, it makes some relationships a little bit awkward if you’re still in the Legislature while running for a statewide seat like that. “I don’t see votes changing, numbers changing, majority-minority votes on major bills, or anything like

  • Police blotter for April 2

    Attempt to Serve At 11:48 a.m. on Thursday, Creadence Anthony Papa, 23, was arrested on Glacier Highway At 10:10 p.m. on Thursday, Mona Kookesh, 39, was arrested on Glacier Highway on a $100 warrant for failure Domestic Dispute At 7:37 a.m. on Thursday, Matthew McDermott, 31, was arrested on Glacier Highway for Traffic Stop At 10:01 p.m. on Thursday, Troy Winchester, 36, was arrested on Glacier Highway on a $25

  • Typhoon disaster in Western Alaska raises questions around the region’s future

    combining with storm surges to dramatically transform the coastal area, damaging communities and the food The village of about 350 escaped erosion and flooding by moving farther inland to a site called Mertarvik Storm surges and floods enhance permafrost thaw, Jorgenson said. Earlier sea ice melt exposes coastal regions to more flooding in the critical spring nesting season time , which sent destructive floods and high winds across the region in 2022.

  • Biggest grocery price jump in 50 years has Americans rewiring grocery shopping routines

    Lately, at Apral Jack’s house, it’s whatever is on sale. Some are buying less meat and skipping nonessentials like cookies. Others are buying less food overall. The state gets nearly all its food from cargo ships that have traveled thousands of miles, making prices “It makes me sad,” Tabadero said. “I want to use local stuff.”

  • Assembly halts proposal requiring nonprofits to charge sales tax on purchases

    "It's the confusion this seems to be creating and that's what's troublesome to me because I don't like direct services to vulnerable, disadvantaged, or distressed individuals to meet basic life needs such as food "But it takes us months to do that. We can't do that in the 14-day window. And having again to pivot like this to reach an exemption causes undue burden on us." restrictions was expressed by Niamh Diardis, president of Juneau Skating Club, who noted that essential foods

  • Cooking for Pleasure: Chicken Pot Pie

    Once you have eaten a homemade one, you will never want to eat one from the frozen food section of your As with any recipe, it is the quality of ingredients that makes this pie delectable, so make sure your Bake for about one hour at 400 degrees. If making individual pies, bake for approximately 35 to 45 minutes. Baked chicken pot pie. (Photo by Patty Schied)

  • Man dies in fire at Switzer Village Mobile Home Park

    The fire occurred to a structure at the mobile home park across Glacier Highway from the U-Haul Moving "Operations transitioned to entering rooms from the exterior by cutting window openings down to the floor

  • ‘We never turn youth away’: Juneau launches Safe Place program to connect children in crisis to community resources

    “There’s games and food and music.” staffed fire stations, the Southeast Alaska Food Bank, the Juneau Police Department headquarters, JAMHI Family, Glacier Cinemas movie theater, Kindred Post and both city pools. “It’s kind of like 988. It’s a 24/7 texting crisis number.” Recruiting and training for Juneau's Safe Start began in late April.

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