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  • Region V tournament brought out the best of student athletes and musicians

    tournament due to his selfless service and dedication to the region by keeping all the athletes safe and the floors JDHS junior Jethro Cano pushed a “broom” at every game, keeping the floor clean and dry, and was a fan Cano did that by keeping the athletes safe and the floors clear. “I am very shocked,” Cano said. I like that, but I just love helping my fellow students.” The Haines Glacier Bears won the 2A boys title and the Craig Lady Panthers the 2A girls title.

  • Climate threats could cost Alaska billions. After October’s storm, advocates say it’s time to act.

    State and federal policymakers have long identified coastal erosion, flooding and permafrost thaw as We didn’t choose to live in these flood-prone areas,” Ropati said. , more than 140 Alaska Native communities face “some degree of infrastructure damage” from erosion, flooding Sea level rise alone will cause monthly flooding in the delta within a few decades, and 10 of the 18 infrastructure in existing locations by building up shorelines, improving drainage and elevating buildings above flood

  • Police blotter for Aug. 26

    Juneau Police Department assisted an owner with paperwork for disposal of an inoperable vehicle on Glacier responded to a report that a 38-year-old male and a 37-year-old male were trespassing at a business on Glacier

  • Decades may have passed, but the night is young at Gallery Walk

    The four-story building includes a mall with artists’ galleries, retail and food shops, plus office space (Mark Sabbatini / Juneau Independent) The youths serving food through the building are part of the long "This is more like on the family-friendly side this time, the volunteer side," she said. "It feels like it's really geared towards kids nowadays." (Mark Sabbatini / Juneau Independent) Vehicles and pedestrians flood into downtown Juneau for Gallery

  • Juneau’s Logan Fellman places eighth at Mount Marathon

    “This year I felt like I had my mental side under control, got good sleep, stayed healthy and managed Missoula, Montana, in 44:16; David Kennedy, 27, Boulder, Colorado, in 44:43; Ali Papillon, 21, South Lake

  • Police blotter for April 1

    :02 p.m. on Wednesday, JPD responded to assist Capital City Fire/Rescue with a possible overdose on Glacier

  • Obituary: David C. Sturdevant, April 5, 1948 – Nov. 7, 2024

    Their home on Evergreen Avenue became the heart of a vibrant, joyful life, filled with delicious food David was a gifted cook, known especially for his delicious cookies, pies, and cakes – many of which

  • With limited time ashore, cruise ship crew seek comfort and essentials in Juneau

    “I guess they like my food,” she jokes.  how Juneau has changed in her two decades of working on cruise ships, Encabo mentioned the retreating glacier foods in Juneau to stave off homesickness.  Naredo also said he misses traditional foods from their home in the Philippines.  “I think we deserve a good food, good time off.

  • Chronic conditions persist in Alaska, but there are bright spots in latest health report

    A state status report shows mixed results for well-being using a holistic approach with factors like The program sets 10-year goals and uses a holistic approach that considers factors like food security and diminished food security. More Alaska-grown food has become available over time. Organizations like the Food Bank of Alaska are reaching residents in need, including the state’s growing

  • Police blotter for April 7

    Vandalism or Graffiti At 1:46 a.m. on Tuesday, a 63-year-old male reported vandalism on Glacier Highway

  • Q&A about SNAP, Medicaid impacts w/ Murkowski aide on Saturday

    Dan Sullivan, at 800 Glacier Ave., is hosted by Juneau for Democracy.

  • Haines earns state final, Metlakatla falls in semifinals

    “But there are a lot of things we can fix to make our game a little bit better. If you make a bad play you have to keep your head up and move on. floor well and then we got the ball across. Ninilchik advances to the 7:30 p.m. championship to face the Glacier Bears. And that is what it looks like when we play the right way. Have that program mentality.

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