Concerns raised about “militarizing our police force.”
City officials predicting near-normal season, but many uncertainties linger
Businesses and municipal officials bristle at proposed no-contact system.
Assembly to take testimony on the budget on Monday.
Some retail outlets see sobering loss of sales as first post-COVID 4/20 arrives.
Now, the trick is getting it home and installed at Eaglecrest Ski Area.
Ordinarily parents aren’t thrilled to get a call from the principal…
Lack of funds, people and certainty add to challenges as city leaders review spending plans.
“It seems to be going very well,” said Juneau School District Superintendent Bridget Weiss.
Further consideration of Kaxdigoowú Héen Elementary School comes next month.
City pols OK negotiations for park at Mile 35 Glacier Highway.
Putting chambers for public meetings in convention center to save costs is a possibility.
April 13-Oct. 13, CBJ announces.
As of July 1 monthly permits at both parking sites will cost $70 and annual permits $770.
Development furthers Juneau’s already perilous pet care shortage.
Hagevig served two terms on the Assembly, was one of 11 Alaskans to carry the Olympic Torch in ‘96.
“Mid-range” forecast shows over 1,000-student reduction by 2032.
A deficit is projected, additional federal funds are not.
“People, not government,” was the prevailing sentiment.
City eyes an initial defecit.
