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A rewrite of CBJ’s Disturbing the Peace code has been in the works for years.

“We’re behind the curve for sure with social media. In government we need to try and reach out to everybody in the community and I think we’re probably missing a group of the population because they don’t go to juneau.org to get information. They want it yesterday and I don’t know that we’re providing it in a way that they can get it.”

Mallott says his campaign is about Alaskans being engaged in crucial decisions that affect their lives..

The number of species is slightly above average, according to organizers. In all, birders saw nearly 11,000 individual birds.

  We’ll find out about Saturday’s Tot Rave at DIPAC; Kate Prussing will be here to highlight computer classes at The Learning Connection. We’ll talk with Heather Beaty, Program Director for the Pick, Click, & Give program; We’ll celebrate National Mentoring Month. That, Writer’s Almanac, Bird Note, music & more, Monday at 3 on KTOO-NEWS.

On this week’s report from Eaglecrest Ski Area, Casey Kelly talks to Barb Lindh about the improving conditions on the mountain, upcoming classes and events

Police are looking for tips that could lead them to a man they believe was involved in a Jan.1 assault.

At least one black bear in the Juneau area is having a hard time falling asleep this winter.

Join our studio audience in Juneau at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 8, for Forum@360: Political Satire by Alaska Robotics, or watch it live at 360north.org.

In its editorial, the Times called Snowden a whistle-blower whose leaks sparked an important debate about the proper limits of electronic surveillance.