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Juneau’s garbage bear problem fixable, experts say

A dozen years ago, the city faced a similar problem, leading to the CBJ bear ordinance, which prohibits leaving garbage cans out except after 4 a.m. on pickup day. Juneau Police are not currently citing residents under the ordinance when a crafty bruin pops the lid on one of those new garbage cans provided by Arrow Refuse.

Hart hired as CBJ Community Development director

A Washington state man will be the new Community Development Director for the City and Borough of Juneau.

Jones files intent to run for Assembly

Jones files intent to run for Assembly

Loren Jones is collecting voters’ signatures for his CBJ nomination petition. He intends to file for the Assembly District One seat on August 3rd, the first day of the filing period for the October municipal election.

Juneau’s new boat lift arrives in Auke Bay

Juneau’s new boat lift arrives in Auke Bay

The hydraulic lift is capable of hoisting vessels up to 45-tons and 65-feet in length out of the water. It arrived at the Auke Bay Commercial Loading Facility on Friday, and is already attracting attention from passersby. But it’ll probably be another three months before it’s fully operational.

Juneau Assembly committee OKs bond, sales tax packages

The full Assembly still needs to vote on the measures. But for now it appears Juneau residents will be asked to approve a five-year extension of the city’s temporary 1-percent sales tax and a $24.9-million bond proposition.

CBJ considers pioneer road from end of North Douglas Highway

CBJ considers pioneer road from end of North Douglas Highway

The city is considering a short pioneer road from the end of North Douglas Highway as the first development in the area.

New Bartlett CEO ready to learn ‘lay of the land’

The new CEO for Juneau’s Bartlett Regional Hospital doesn’t plan to make major changes right away. Chris Harff was named to the city-owned facility’s top post Friday by the hospital’s board of directors.

Auke Lake accident investigation update

Juneau Police Chief Greg Browning says the investigation into last weekend’s deadly accident on Auke Lake may take weeks.

No agreement on capital project propositions

No agreement on capital project propositions

The Juneau Assembly still has no agreement on which projects to include in two financing measures likely to be sent to voters this fall. After chipping away at the list somewhat last night, the Assembly Finance Committee will continue the discussion Monday, hopefully with a fresh set of eyes.

Juneau police want to interview accident witnesses

Juneau police want to interview accident witnesses

Witnesses to Saturday’s accident on Auke Lake, which resulted in a teenage girl’s death, should call Juneau police at 586-0600.