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Avalanche mitigation public hearing tonight

Avalanche mitigation public hearing tonight

An avalanche mitigation study for the neighborhoods at the base of Mt. Juneau says the best way to manage risk is to have the city buyout homes in the area. Public hearing is tonight at 7 p.m.

Practice avalanche rescue skills at Eaglecrest

Practice avalanche rescue skills at Eaglecrest

Backcountry users in Juneau can practice their rescue skills at the Eaglecrest Ski Area’s Avalanche Beacon Training Park.

Sentences handed down in federal drug cases

Ryan Burnett and Jessica Cooper sentenced in separate cases.

Women legislators honored

Fourteen of Alaska’s 60 legislators are women – ten in the state House and four in the Senate. From the first territorial legislature in 1913 to the 27th state legislature, only 13 percent of lawmakers have been women, or 87, compared to 685 men over the years.

Legislative Analysis Day 60

Legislative Analysis Day 60

Whither proposed oil tax changes?

Steel wedge diverts avalanche along Snettisham line

Steel wedge diverts avalanche along Snettisham line

A recent avalanche along the Snettisham hydroelectric transmission line met its match when it hit a 35-foot steel diversion structure, saving the tower it was headed toward.

Rescues, service bring ferry system attention

Rescues, service bring ferry system attention

The state’s Marine Transportation Advisory Board has added its voice to a legislative citation commending the Alaska Marine Highway System.

Buddy Tabor honored by legislature

The Alaska Legislature approved a citation honoring the late Guy “Buddy” Tabor, who died last month in his Juneau home at 63 years old.

Gardentalk – Starts

Gardentalk – Starts


Master Gardener Ed Buyarski gets us started on the upcoming gardening season.… more

Legislative Analysis Day 59

Legislative Analysis Day 59

Full House to consider the state operating budget.