Both suspects have been taken to Johnson Youth Center.
Both poets and scientists are deep observers who interpret the world in different ways.
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Ban on “forever chemicals” for most firefighting sought by Kiehl part of much bigger overhaul effort
A runoff is still possible with 1,700 ballots uncounted.
Carol Beecher, a GOP donor, declines to say if she believes recent elections were fairly conducted
Since 2017, five other school districts have entered into agreements with the department.
More than 25 projects are being recommended.
Dahlstrom, in a statement, praised appointee’s “professionalism and extensive experience.
Officials say on-and-off rain and snow are expected through the weekend
It adds temporary food stamp workers, attempts novel way to secure federal funds for AMHS upgrades.
K-9 Buddy assists JPD and SEACAD.
Juneau lawmaker’s bill giving disabled vets lifetime trapping licenses is first to pass floor vote.
City commits to nationwide networks to make Juneau more “age-friendly”
Floyd Dryden Middle School Mathcounts mathletes recently won the team competition in the Southeast Region Mathcounts Tournament and will be traveling to the March State… Continue reading
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Commemorating the Alaska Native civil rights leader here in the capital city.
Hearings with state lawmakers are underway…
A place of “honor, dignity and respect”
