City, hospital leaders to consider options Thursday; halt to other services also discussed by board.
Supporters say it will improve safety; opponents say obstructed driver views will increase risk.
Gastineau Human Services hoping for eight new residential substance abuse treatment beds by Oct. 14.
Basin now about half full, but should fill more slowly than earlier this year, city manager says.
Work part of larger project that includes upgrades to water, sewer, sidewalks, other infrastructure.
Plan includes Gastineau Human Services expanding to accommodate Rainforest’s substance abuse treatment.
Possibilities include drainage tunnels through a mountain and blasting to fill basin with rocks.
Craig Cimmons, a manager at resort hit by massive owner fraud, says recovery made employees stronger
CBJ Assistant Attorney Emily Wright hired to replace departing Robert Palmer later this month.
Residents commenting at Monday meeting mixed about if police response during standoff was proper.
Karla Hart says she won’t further appeal dock’s use permit, will focus on debate of project’s merits.
One is a Vermont ski school manager, the other a former Eaglecrest official now in Washington
Two Juneau residents with CBJ experience and D.C.-based Army attorney seek to replace Robert Palmer.
Juneau’s homeless continue moving camps, Juneau Assembly responds to Supreme Court decision
“Goldbelt is confident they can sell that destination with a windbreak and some porta-potties.”
Fans of Flying Squirrel Espresso praise location, hours; officials say FAA violations could be costly.
So far, most vie for Assembly District 2 seat — mayor, Board of Education, and District 1 also open.
Transition to modern technology reduces the amount of time required to manage and enforce parking
Stability during transition at ski resort following GM’s controversial resignation cited as key factor.
$12.75M would fund public safety communications upgrades; $10M wastewater utility improvements.
