Representatives of the Save Our Salmon (SOS) initiative filed a complaint with the Department of Education & Early Development on Wednesday, saying opponents of the measure were illegally promoting a “no” vote on the ballot initiative at Nondalton School.

SOS attorney Tim McKeever sent a letter to the Department on Wednesday saying it believed three initiative opponents were on Nondalton grounds the previous day pushing a partisan objective illegally.

When the World Trade Center fell 10 years ago, America’s citizens knew it was something they would remember the rest of their lives. It’s been a decade, and that memory hasn’t faded one bit.

Ten years is a milestone. Many significant — even some historical — events often don’t maintain the level of reverence for as long as the Pentagon and World Trade Center attacks have.

“Never forget” is the theme for Sept. 11. And it certainly rang true in Juneau on Sunday. Hundreds showed up to pay their respects at the Riverside Rotary Park memorial.

This Sunday marks the 10th anniversary of the tragedy that so many will never forget.

Several events are planned in commemoration throughout Juneau and the Chamber of Commerce received briefings on a few of them Thursday.

Capital City Fire and Rescue will join first responders in 47 other municipalities within 25 states in a memorial stair climb to honor the efforts firefighters and police put forth at the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001.

The Regulatory Commission of Alaska granted Alaska Electric Light & Power’s 24 percent permanent increase to the rate it charges consumers for energy components Friday night.

“We were pleased that the RCA saw fit to award us the full 24 percent we requested,” said AEL&P Vice President and Generation Engineer Scott Willis.