“This building basically houses our lift ticketing, our snow sports school, our rental, the repair departments, as well as the children’s area, the adaptive area and some offices,” said Eaglecrest general manager Matt Lillard.
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Juneau Empire to lay off 5 employees, consolidate with other newspapers
“This is one of those moves that’s going to help us become more efficient and we save some expense,” said Juneau Empire publisher Rustan Burton.
Juneau police identify body found in wetlands
John Ross Knudson was a 56-year-old Juneau man.
Juneau schools awarded $500,000 arts grant
The funding from the Margaret A. Cargill Foundation is for two years. Director of Teaching and Learning Ted Wilson says the funding could continue for up to 10.
UAS residence hall named for John Pugh
The dormitory opened in the fall of 2014 and was dedicated this past May.
Body found by duck hunters in Mendenhall Wetlands
“It appears as though the man had been in the water and exposed to the elements for a minimum of several days, maybe even longer,” said Lt. David Campbell.
Summit STEM School supporters must wait longer for board action
Final action has been postponed for a proposed charter elementary school focusing on science, technology, engineering and math. The Juneau School Board heard about potential legal issues and opposition from within the district in a meeting Tuesday.
After 18 years of bagels, Silverbow Bakery to close Oct. 4
“I had no idea that bagels had such an impact on people,” said owner Jill Ramiel.
Competitive airfares out of Juneau sticking around this fall, winter
“Delta is making a play to really make an impact on this market,” said Scott McMurren, a travel analyst based in Anchorage.
State promises more Yup’ik and Gwich’in voter assistance in settlement
“The choices that were made in the settlement open the door for Alaska Native access to the polls in a way that we have not seen before,” said attorney Natalie Landreth with the Native American Rights Fund.