The Southeast Alaska starter kit would look something like this: An Alaska Airlines credit card, a pair of Xtratufs, and a copy of “90 Plus… Continue reading
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ANCHORAGE — Bus drivers in Alaska’s second-largest school district went on strike after delivering students to classes on Tuesday, citing unfair labor practices. The near-unanimous… Continue reading
Lawmakers say governor’s appointments, agenda vastly less confrontational this time.
The new directors will take over their roles in the district in July.
Assembly commits to five-ship limit, dock electrification and Seawalk construction.
Five decades ago, some well-known ecologists looked around and noted that their terrestrial world was very green. Why didn’t herbivores demolish the greenery? The observers… Continue reading
Assembly votes down ordinance after more than a dozen public comments against it.
SEATTLE — Boeing bid farewell to an icon on Tuesday: It’s delivering its final 747 jumbo jet. Since its first flight in 1969, the giant… Continue reading
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The move would formally restructure the federal coronavirus response.
“To have his number retired, it’s a big honor for a hockey player.”
On a busy Saturday at Thunder Mountain High School, there was room for debate.
Forecasts from the University of Alaska Fairbanks’ Geophysical Institute for the week of Jan. 29
No injuries were reported.
Resident landfill user charge to nearly triple, dump hours to be reduced.
No injuries were reported.
Two-day mini-con held at Juneau Public Library.
Capital City Fire/Rescue hosted its 2022 awards banquet earlier this month as a way of recognizing responders for their outstanding work within the Juneau community.… Continue reading
