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Third-party investigator will examine six years of contacts between staff and the board of trustees.
Here’s what to expect this week.
One dissenting member of board of trustees warns vote could cause “a fight” with the Legislature.
Nearly 1,600 dancers from 36 dance groups scheduled to participate in four-day gathering.
Before beginning my teaching career in Juneau in 1968, one of my favorite summer jobs was supervising the many food and game booths at the… Continue reading
The three Republicans vying to become Alaska’s next member of the U.S. House of Representatives issued statements of support for Donald Trump on Thursday after… Continue reading
Kindred Post announces 2024 statewide postcard art contest winners Kindred Post on Wednesday announced the 10 winners of their statewide postcard art contest. Each of… Continue reading
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Three years ago, I opposed the local initiatives to limit cruise ship traffic. On Sunday, I signed the petition that seeks to establish Saturdays as… Continue reading
First U.S. president to be declared a felon after trial for falsifying records involving sex scandal
More than 100 years ago, a man traveled north on a mission most people thought was ridiculous — to see if crops would grow in… Continue reading
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Eller also wins 1,600; Wilder Dillingham wins 200 during event in Anchorage.
Come on Juneau, we’ve got to do better. Once again neighbors are pitted against each other over cruise ships. Cruise tourism versus the environment and… Continue reading
My precocious two-year old broke loose from my grip and took off toward the road. Panicked, I yelled, “Tanya! Tanya! TANYA!!” Indignantly she stopped, turned… Continue reading
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Judging by the “Save Juneau” posters one would think that Juneau’s economic well-being is at stake with the initiative to have one day a week… Continue reading
Antiquated or obsolete laws can be amusing; I recently learned that an obscure medieval law provides the right to drive sheep across London Bridge. Fortunately,… Continue reading
Paddlers expected to arrive in Juneau on June 4, one day before biennial Alaska Native gathering.
