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Senate Page Jacob Pennell gives eighth-graders from Floyd Dryden Middle School details about how the Senate works during a tour of the Capitol on Thursday. Juneau School District eighth-graders spend a day at the Capitol combined with a trip to the Dimond Courthouse to learn and see how their government works. The program is done by volunteers according to coordinator Marjorie Menzi. (Michael Penn | Juneau Empire)
Capitol students
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Three decades of capital city coverage.
Person killed known among locals experiencing homelessness; intersection closed for more than five hours.
26 employees from Central and South America are far from family, yet among many at Torchlight Parade.
Multitude of partners reflect on year of land management and rural economic development efforts.
State boundary commission reaffirms 3-2 vote; excluded communities likely to ask for reconsideration.
Hospital’s balance sheet shows dramatic bottom-line turnaround starting in May as services cut.
Eight of nine Assembly members need to OK plan if enough objections filed; at least two already have doubts.
Parties say they’re hopeful; outcome will depend on funding being included in the next state budget.
