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Steedle appointed CBJ Deputy Manager

Rob Steedle has been appointed Juneau’s next Deputy City Manager. The long-time CBJ employee was selected by current Deputy Manager Kim Kiefer, who assumes the top job next month.

CBJ Assembly gives direction for closing budget gap

The city manager’s office now has a little less than a month to craft a proposed budget, which will be balanced without layoffs or major new cuts to services.

Suspicious powder found in school district mail

Suspicious powder found in school district mail

Juneau School District offices were evacuated early Wednesday afternoon after an employee opened an envelope containing a suspicious white powder.

AEL & P proposes paperless billing option

Forty-three percent of AEL & P customers already pay their bill electronically. Now, the Juneau utility has asked the Regulatory Commission of Alaska to revise its tariff to give customers an e-billing option.

Romney wins Alaska Preference Poll

Romney wins Alaska Preference Poll

Mitt Romney was the winner of Alaska’s Republican Presidential Preference Poll.

Coast Guard aviator’s attorney talks about the dismissal of charges, defense in case

John Smith says Lt. Lance Leone still has a future as a helo pilot.

CBJ Assembly willing to raise overall property tax rate

The Juneau Assembly is willing to raise property taxes, but not layoff employees, in order to balance the city’s budget.

Elections division turns aside Obama nomination challenge

Juneau man contends that the president does not have the right to run for federal office because of his race. Elections officials say they don’t have jurisidiction.

CBJ to seek PERS exemption for Bartlett executives

The City and Borough of Juneau will seek to exempt senior executives and general surgeons at Bartlett Regional Hospital from participation in the Alaska Public Employees’ Retirement System.

Negotiations for new Labor building lease break down

Mediated negotiations between the state and the owner of the Alaska Department of Labor building in Juneau have ended without a deal to extend the state’s rental agreement. The state will soon start looking for office space for Labor Department employees.