When Gastineau Elementary kindergarten teacher Ben Kriegmont sees students on the first day of school, he can usually divide them into two groups. “One group… Continue reading
After two years of discussion and analysis, the Juneau Commission on Sustainability released an ambitious recommendation and challenge to the City and Borough of Juneau… Continue reading
There was nothing out of the ordinary about Adrian de Jesus Olivarria Mora’s last night of work at McGivney’s Sports Bar and Grill in the… Continue reading
On a frigid March night soon after the closure of the Bergmann Hotel displaced people onto the streets of Juneau, Odette Edgar saw something that… Continue reading
This past Friday, a federal jury convicted a Juneau man of receipt of child pornography, which carries a maximum penalty of no less than 15… Continue reading
For the most part, the three candidates for the Oct. 3 Board of Education election agreed on topics at the Juneau Votes! Candidate Forum on… Continue reading
During Thursday’s Chamber of Commerce candidate forum, the three candidates for the Board of Education spoke of the importance of teachers. On Friday afternoon, one… Continue reading
The fall municipal election is just eight days away, and Juneau voters will get one of their last chances to hear from the candidates tonight.… Continue reading
Last year, Juneau’s Indian Point was added to the National Register of Historic Places. This year, a movement has begun to get a portion of… Continue reading
Prior to Thursday’s Chamber of Commerce Board of Education candidate forum, moderator Mike Satre had a question for those in attendance. Satre asked people in… Continue reading
Up until last week, Emily Haynes hadn’t gotten a single complaint from a member of the Juneau community about campaign signs. As the Oct. 3… Continue reading
Thunder Mountain High School senior Joshua Dore wanted to share his experience with an Assembly candidate, and got his opportunity Wednesday morning. Dore was one… Continue reading
Some of Juneau’s most vulnerable residents will have a warm, safe place to live within the week. The first eight residents of the Housing First… Continue reading
With days getting shorter and temperatures starting to fall, it’s about to get even harder for people to sleep outside in Juneau. The capital city… Continue reading
The group of neighbors living along the eroding banks of the Mendenhall River and City and Borough of Juneau staff have been going back and… Continue reading
The Juneau Police Department says two Mexican brothers, 34-year-old “Wilfrido” Luis Román Olivarría Mora and 21-year-old Adrian de Jesus Olivarria Mora were the two men… Continue reading
Two men died when a historic building in downtown Juneau caught fire early Sunday morning, according to a release from the Juneau Police Department. A… Continue reading
As Riverbend Elementary teacher Katie Koski read aloud to her kindergarten class, a sight that’s become commonplace at Riverbend hung above them. Directly above a… Continue reading
Voting yes on Proposal 2 wouldn’t result in an immediate change, City and Borough of Juneau Engineering Director Roger Healy said. It would simply allow… Continue reading
A Juneau District Court judge ruled against District 1 Assembly candidate Loretto Jones in small claims court this week after a resident who rented from… Continue reading
