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- Southeast Alaska voters say state transportation, education and high cost of living are issues important to them in state primary elections
things like super PACs or business interests.” “The prices are sky high for food. a living, getting our food in, fuel, things like that.” “It's like a highway. On the ferry, it would only be like $90, $92, or $118, which is manageable.
- Are we affordable yet?
Cohen It has been 11 months since Juneau voted to lower the property tax cap and eliminate sales tax on food not know if many people find Juneau significantly more “affordable,” but it’s worth looking at the likely In the quest to make Juneau “affordable,” its proponents have drained our city’s savings account. decisions on promises of a rosy future or “public-private partnerships” in which private businesses somehow take Mendenhall Valley residents hoping to have the city pay for flood mitigation might want to lend particular
- 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.
- 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.
- Police blotter for April 29
Traffic Stop At 12:19 p.m. on Wednesday, Krystal Ann Reyes, 33, was cited and released on Glacier Highway
- Alaska regulators order Hilcorp to pay nearly $700,000 for gas injections at North Slope field
The commission on Nov. 25 gave the go-ahead for Hilcorp to use polymer flooding at a different Polaris Polymer flooding in oil fields injects water-soluble polymers into reservoirs to increase oil recovery Polymer flooding is considered an effective technique to boost oil production, but it does not work in Hilcorp pioneered the use of polymer flooding on the North Slope, starting in 2018 with a test project With the help of polymer flooding and other actions, Hilcorp has increased Milne Point production from
- Police blotter for Sept. 19
Theft At 6:51 p.m. on Saturday, JPD investigated an attempted theft on Glacier Highway.
- Start of another cruise season means plenty of firsts for both newcomers and veterans on the downtown dock
"I mean that’s what they say about Alaska — you take one sight and you fall in love," Obanesian, a resident from record winter accumulations that, among other options, meant flights to walk on the Mendenhall Glacier Activity on the cruise dock during the first day was concentrated near the ship, including two Filipino food Alwen Carrillo grills skewers of chicken and pork at his father’s Filipino food stand at Elizabeth Peratrovich "Taking some pictures.
- Police blotter for April 13
Trespassing At 9:10 a.m. on Monday, Jennie Mae Paul was cited and released on Glacier Highway for criminal
- Juneau Assembly finalizes tax measures for October ballot
races this fall , and residents will vote on measures to lower the maximum property tax rate and exempt food It is estimated to replace any revenue reduced due to an exemption of essential food and residential “It looks like we’re being too greedy and exporting our taxes on people who don’t live here.” unaffordable for many community members who are already struggling with the rising cost of living, housing, food That means anyone who buys school supplies in August, flood mitigation needs in July, or household necessities
- Tsunami-causing slide was largest in decade, earthquake center finds
Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Institute Sunday’s massive tsunami-causing landslide in Southeast Alaska likely sent more than 100 million cubic meters of debris into an icy fjord and onto a prominent glacier in Sunday’s landslide occurred at about 5:30 a.m. at the head of Tracy Arm, where the South Sawyer Glacier “That will likely be a focus for us going forward.” A portion of the landslide debris rolled onto Sawyer Glacier, but the rest tumbled into Tracy Arm and

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