JUNEAU — Two quakes occurred in the same location early Friday in southeast Alaska, and the U. S. Geological Survey reports weak or light shaking was felt around Juneau, about 100 miles to the east. There are no reports of damage.

The USGS recorded a magnitude 5.9 quake at 2:54 a.m. and a 4.7 quake at 3:19 a.m. about 50 miles west of Gustavus and 90 miles southwest of Haines. Both were about 6 miles deep.

The National Weather Service said no tsunami expected.

Before getting around to the topics expected to be covered by Bartlett Regional Hospital’s new CEO, Chuck Bill, at the Thursday Juneau Chamber of Commerce luncheon, he first shared a story of success in the organization’s disaster preparedness in the wake of Wednesday’s train derailment in Skagway.

A 30-year-old man was sentenced Wednesday to seven years in prison with three years suspended for arranging to bring a “hefty amount” of heroin and other illegal drugs into Juneau last year.

Judge Philip Pallenberg said there was “little doubt” in his mind that Orion Seal planned on selling at least some of the drugs once they got into the capital city, despite the defense argument that it was for personal use and for fellow opiate addicts.

“This is not just a possession-level crime,” Pallenberg said during the sentencing hearing in Juneau Superior Court.

Juneau visitors gather outside of the downtown Wells Fargo to make use of a Wi-Fi connection on Wednesday.