Juneau Afternoon 8/23/11
Local Food Festival; Trail Mix fundraiser; and back to school with Superintendent Glenn Gelbrich.
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Juneau to observe Memorial Day
Memorial Day observances will start at 11 a.m. at Evergreen Cemetery in downtown Juneau…
Statter Harbor phase two in limbo
The Juneau Planning Commission could reconsider rejecting of a conditional use permit for a…
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Public comment on EPA’s Pebble report nearing close
The public comment period is scheduled to end next week on a federal study…
Tow vessel fuel problems preceded Shell’s Kulluk grounding
Chief engineer for the 360-foot tow vessel Aiviq suspects a fuel additive led to…
Alaskan officials rip feds on NPR-A
House Bill 1964 would force the federal government to scrap its current management plan…
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Juneau seniors graduate on Sunday
High school seniors across Southeast Alaska are graduating this weekend, from tiny Angoon, with…
TMHS creates first interactive yearbook in U.S.
The Thunder Mountain High School (TMHS) yearbook team got inventive this year. The class,…
Juneau to observe Memorial Day
Memorial Day observances will start at 11 a.m. at Evergreen Cemetery in downtown Juneau…
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Voter registered in Alaska and another state may have voted in both
Division of Elections Director Gail Fenumiai says the matter has been sent to the…
Law enforcement council revokes licenses
An Alaska law enforcement panel has voted to revoke the licenses of former police…
Kokhanok woman indicted in man’s death
State prosecutors say Brenda Nowatak was indicted Wednesday on charges of second degree murder,…
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Statter Harbor phase two in limbo
The Juneau Planning Commission could reconsider rejecting of a conditional use permit for a…
Fort Yukon flooding danger mostly over
City flood coordinator Velma Carroll says she was told Wednesday night that the worst…
Gardentalk – Seeds and starts
Master gardener Ed Buyarski encourages us to not bother with store-bought starts and just…
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TMHS creates first interactive yearbook in U.S.
The Thunder Mountain High School (TMHS) yearbook team got inventive this year. The class,…
Low-level eruption continues at Pavlof Volcano
Heavy cloud cover over the Alaska Peninsula is making it tough for scientists to…
WATCH: NASA Spots Brightest Lunar Explosion Ever Recorded
NASA scientists say they witnessed an extremely bright lunar explosion this past March. In…
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