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- Police blotter for July 20, 2025
Sunday, the Juneau Police Department responded to a one-vehicle motor vehicle collision with injury on Glacier
- Safeguarding the Roadless Rules saves the Tongass Forest
Forest Service photo) By Joel Jackson For generations, the Organized Village of Kake and other Southeast The forest’s old-growth trees store more carbon than they release, making the Tongass the nation’s greatest decided with tribal voices at the table. • Joel Jackson is the president of the Organized Village of Kake
- The final Alaska Science Forum: Meeting deadlines and interesting people
walking around the world for more than a decade, strides along the bear-footed beachfront near Malaspina Glacier Like the scientists, he was right. at your grandfather’s cherished Yukon River eddy) and scary (what’s the effect of Earth’s atmosphere taking Last August, I walked along the colossal snout of Malaspina Glacier with Paul Salopek. Welcome to Alaska. • Since the late 1970s, the University of Alaska Fairbanks' Geophysical Institute
- JPD seeking help locating man last seen at Glory Hall on Feb. 9
Siufanua is described as 5 feet 11 inches tall, about 325 pounds, with darker skin and facial hair.
- Nationwide survey shows ongoing struggles for pregnant patients on Medicaid
overall “While preventing catastrophic outcomes rightly commands attention, surviving childbirth is the floor Medicaid patients also had higher rates of complications such as high blood pressure and gestational American Indian and Alaska Native groups were most likely to report a lack of respect for their culture
- Alaska’s Indigenous leaders call for solidarity with Greenlanders amid Trump’s threats
In Washington, D.C., politicians are debating U.S. annexation of Greenland based on abstract ideas like Alaskan scientists work alongside Greenlanders, studying oceans, glaciers, and climate change, and policymakers from both places have sat beside each other at international forums like the Arctic Council. Iñupiat speak languages with the same roots and carry on many of the same traditions in music, art and food “It was like Inuit summer camp,” Kellie said of the workshop.
- Third special session on gasline set to pass midpoint without a bill to consider
Technical floor sessions with no formal action again scheduled for next Tuesday; Senate president says Story, D-Juneau, gets her picture taken in the House Speaker’s chair after presiding over a technical floor midpoint on Tuesday, when the House and Senate are scheduled to continue a series of brief technical floor Alaska State Capitol on Friday was brief, with the House and Senate each gaveling in for technical floor bills has sought large tax breaks for the gasline’s developers, arguing the incentives are necessary to make
- Juneau’s new City Hall, long past due
The city ultimately agreed to purchase two floors of the Burns building (formerly known as the “Goldbelt Those efforts included examination of both Marie Drake and Floyd Dryden middle schools. The city is now poised to make the purchase.
- Cooking for Pleasure: Salmon croquettes
It was usually my responsibility to make the croquettes. Ingredients: 2 cups of flaked cooked salmon, carefully picked over for bones 2 tablespoons butter 1 small Fold in flaked salmon, carefully checking for those almost invisible pin bones that seem to appear out Stir in just enough soft bread crumbs to make a very thick mixture, which should be stiff but not dry chilled, remove about a 1/3 cup of the croquette mixture, checking again for those pesky bones, and make
- Cooking for Pleasure: Roast Chicken Marinated in Spiced Yogurt
Preparing the chicken and marinade the day before takes only a few minutes. Select the vegetables you wish to bake with the chicken. Peel and cut them into small sections. I served this with fresh-baked focaccia bread and a mixed green salad.
- AI Tries To Write The News: Halting shipments of EVs; a longtime swimming coach retires
The intent is to familiarize readers with what AI-generated news content looks like, and should not be The swim lanes were eerily silent, the water still. … ***** AI-generated story: Celebrating the Coaching Legacy of Scott Griffith as He Retires from Glacier As the sun sets on an extraordinary career, the Glacier Swim Club in Juneau bids farewell to a cherished coaching career is marked by his impressive ability to build a strong sense of community within the Glacier
- Alaska Beacon state and legislative daybook for the week of Feb. 16, 2026
This list is ripped from our notebooks, and it is likely to change over the course of the week. Monday, Feb. 16 House and Senate floor sessions in the morning 12 p.m. – Sen. . – Senate Finance looks at constitutional amendment making veto overrides easier 9 a.m. – Alaska Seafood of Friday) resolution about the rural health transformation program 3:15 p.m. – House State Affairs takes Council meets in Anchorage to interview nominees for Anchorage District Court vacancy House and Senate floor

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