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  • JSD superintendent confronts staffing shortages, contract negotiations after announcing resignation

    said childcare is a high priority for JSD, and there are now more than 70 children part of the Auke Lake Preschool and Afterschool LLC childcare, which is leased in JSD facilities at Auke Bay, Glacier Valley not surprising that we weren’t getting applicants for RALLY when we actually are having what seems like “We want to make it as seamless for them to come in (as possible) and be a brand new Juneau School District some of these other funding sources (and) how they impact the district overall is really important to make

  • Additional sandbag distribution events scheduled for July 19 and 26

    These events aim to help residents prepare for potential flooding along the Mendenhall River. Important Guidelines Households located within the predicted 18-foot flood inundation area may collect Please take only what you need to help ensure availability for others in need. Stay Informed Flood maps & preparedness info: juneauflood.com   bit.ly/JuneauFloodReady Don’t forget

  • Cast a ballot and wait for the plane. In Alaska, a grace period for ballots is seen as a necessity

    have a significant interest in arguments taking place Monday before the U.S. Some ballots already arrive late Alaska is one of 14 states that allow all mailed ballots postmarked The unusual way the state counts its votes also makes a grace period important, advocates say. They arrived too late for tabulations in Juneau, 15 days after Election Day. Effect on Native voters Lawyers with the Native American Rights Fund and Great Lakes Indigenous Law Center

  • Police blotter for Feb. 21

    p.m. on Saturday, the Juneau Police Department responded to a report of an unruly 9-year-old male on Glacier At 5:08 p.m. on Saturday, John Castillo, 40, was arrested on Glacier Highway for driving under the influence

  • Alaska Federation of Natives convention highlights typhoon response and Indigenous cultures

    A special feature of the convention was a second-floor room at the Dena’ina Civic and Convention Center filled with boxes of diapers, toiletries, clothing items, shelf-stable food and other necessities that Many of the resolutions concerned food security and efforts to ensure that Alaska Natives can safely Instead, she discussed subsistence – the traditional harvests of wild foods and arts materials – and “Those spots, the places that we hunt and fish, they’re like another personality to us,” Peltola said

  • Police blotter for Feb. 16

    at juneaucrimeline.com Attempt to Serve At 7:54 p.m. on Monday, Kenneth Demmert, 39, was arrested on Glacier Domestic Dispute At 3:06 a.m. on Monday, Stephen Sabadin, 34, was arrested on Glacier Highway on a $1,400

  • Homeland Security wants state driver’s license data for sweeping citizenship program

    Oregon also is taking steps to block access. In Colorado, state Sen. “It is like playing Whac-A-Mole, but the Constitution applies to ICE, too,” Gonzales said. States decide what information to make available through Nlets, and which agencies can access it. available — a particular concern for immigrants and their advocates amid reports that ICE has deployed facial valid judicial warrant, and we intend to share more information on that effort as we are able,” Rhyan Lake

  • Obituary: John Freeman Schlicting

    and father, John Freeman Schlicting entered the cosmos June 16, 2026, following complications due to blood By this time, the family had moved from downtown Juneau to a house at Mile 18 Glacier Highway where John Following an amicable divorce in 1980, John realized if he wanted to keep eating great food, he would Chai loved coming to Juneau annually to teach workshops because John would take him fishing. A wake will be held in early August. For more information on attending, contact thaikick@aol.com.

  • First responders recognized for their sacrifice on the 25th anniversary of 9/11

    ‘We can take care of each other, we can serve with courage and compassion, and when someone needs help “Like so many Americans, I remember watching the events that morning unfold and realized that something “Many young people know that day only through photographs, history books, memorials like this one, and The Glacier Valley Rotary Club began holding the ceremony on the first anniversary of 9/11. We can take care of each other, we can serve with courage and compassion, and when someone needs help

  • One dead, about 1,000 displaced as western Alaska hit by ex-typhoon

    Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter aircrews conduct overflights of Kipnuk, Alaska, after coastal flooding “Absolutely flooded, several feet deep, and so this took homes off of foundations. families (and) we have communities that are in trauma, that will be in shock over the loss and so, making administration has recently cut or frozen significant amounts of federal funding for rural Alaska, like The storm has now weakened over Canada and is moving east, said meteorologist David Kramer, but flood

  • First timers tame Nifty Fifty ultra endurance run

    Perseverance and then down to Granite Creek Trail where they ran up past the waterfall to the valley lake The duo called “pops” and got info on food and other essentials. Just going to make sure I rest well. And I was like, okay, I am almost done. (Klas Stolpe / Juneau Independent) “Super fun,” the Northstar glacier tour guide said.

  • Cooking for Pleasure: Rockfish in a wine cream sauce

    A nice aspect of this recipe is that it takes only minutes, making it great for a weeknight dinner and So I preheated the oven to 300 degrees and after browning the fish, placed it in a baking dish and into Two pounds of fish served four people generously, although my grandson would have liked seconds. cooking while making the sauce. Remove baking dish from the oven.

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