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- Police blotter for Sept. 14
Out With Subject or Situation At 3:30 p.m. on Monday, Anthony Whiteman, 59, was arrested on Glacier Highway
- Police blotter for Oct. 4
At 3:13 p.m. on Saturday, Austin Davis, 43, was arrested on Glacier Highway on three $25 warrants for
- Police blotter for June 14
Trespassing At 6:38 a.m. on Sunday, Christopher Allen Storey, 30, was cited and released on Glacier Highway
- Craig and Metlakatla girls fall in state 2A semifinals, meet for third place
Our main goal, I feel like, was to win regions and we didn’t really make a new one after that. We wanted to win regions, we wanted to make it to state and in my heart I wanted to make it to that championship Added Thompson, “I feel like Craig can make it to state again next year and a couple years after that I felt like we played some good defense tonight. I felt like we grew as a team. (Klas Stolpe / Juneau Independent) 1A Girls - NAPAAGTUGMIUT (Noatak) 42, KAKE 27 The Kake Thunderbirds
- Police blotter for Sept. 2
Domestic Dispute At 11:39 p.m. on Wednesday, Hugo Alfredo Acosta Vanegas, 45, was arrested on Glacier
- Police blotter for Sept. 1
Police Assist At 12:16 p.m. on Tuesday, Erin Mclean, 44, was arrested on Glacier Highway on an AST warrant
- Police blotter for March 13
Motor Vehicle Collision Without Injury At 1:40 a.m. on Friday, a 17-year-old female was arrested on Glacier
- Amalga mine seeks to lower cost, impact by shipping gold from Cascade Point elsewhere for processing, company official says
The New Amalga Gold Project, located near Herbert Glacier about 20 miles north of downtown Juneau, is A map presented Thursday shows the company is planning for a 3.25-mile access road from Glacier Highway It's like driving in the dark. You just keep going until the resources tell you you can’t.” Much of a planned mine access road follows a roughly parallel path to the Herbert Glacier Trail, for also the greatest viewshed that we can get from the Herbert river trail, and the viewpoint and the glacier
- Police blotter for Jan. 27
Attempt to Serve At 12 a.m. on Tuesday, Shawdai Eberhardt, 34, was arrested on Glacier Highway a no-bail
- Animal welfare rules might be rolled back by Congress
farm bill, which Congress generally reworks every five years, includes money and federal rules for food providing animals freedom of movement, cage-free confinement and minimum floor space. better for California agriculture, and for the millions of people who rely on stable and affordable food could affect more than 600 state agricultural regulations, including seafood labeling requirements, food “I do still feel like it’s really important that we get a fix for things like Prop 12, because this is
- Cade Jobsis, 4, scheduled to receive novel gene therapy next month
It’s also the final round before applying for clinical approval from the Food and Drug Administration “We've done blood tests, where they're looking at everything, COVID tests. Jobsis said they've been coping by FaceTiming family, trying new foods and getting outside to enjoy some “He likes to go outside and kick the soccer ball around. I feel like people have paid for a subscription to our life, almost.
- Sustainable Alaska: Rapid response
(Photo courtesy of Michael Navarro) By Michael Navarro Environmental change is making it harder to rely Cold snaps, heat waves, floods, and landslides are happening more often and with greater intensity. Alaska, we’ve already seen the effects: record snowfall in winter, landslides in spring and fall, and floods Other possibilities, like fishing for market squid or magister squid, have been discussed but aren’t My lab is working to fill some of those gaps so communities have better data to make decisions.

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