Juneau man charged with multiple code violations
Ronald W. Hohman is facing six misdemeanor counts of maintaining a nuisance property, failure to close a building, and not using a public sewer.
Fierce winds hit Juneau
Winds were fierce throughout Southeast Alaska this morning. The National Weather Service says Sitka, Juneau and Yakutat had the highest gusts.
Stevens’ portrait to be unveiled today
A portrait of the late Sen. Ted Stevens to hang in the Alaska State Capitol will be unveiled today (Friday).
Thane Road reopened, avalanche danger still high
State Department of Transportation road crews have cleared the snow from the avalanche off of Mount Roberts.
Northern Waters Task Force delivers report
The Alaska Northern Waters Task Force has given the legislature its findings and recommendations on the effects of climate change in the Arctic – and how the state fits into national and international interests in the region.
Hoonah loses beloved mayor Windy Skaflestad
A memorial service is planned for February 12th for former Hoonah Mayor Alf ‘Windy’ Skaflestad, who passed away last Saturday at the age of 75 after a long battle with prostate cancer.
OfficeMax opens in Juneau
Office Max is the second chain store to open in a month in Juneau, at the Nugget Mall, next to Petco.
Avalanche blocks Thane Road
Thane Road blocked due to an early morning avalanche that slid across the road all the way to Gastineau Channel. It could be 6 p.m. before they clear the road.
Guide sentenced on wildlife and fishing violations
Michael Patrick Duby ordered to serve nine months in jail, pay fines and restitution.
Planning Commission to take another look at eagle nest ordinance
Should the City and Borough of Juneau be regulating development near eagle nests, and if so, to what extent? The CBJ Planning Commission will take a look at those questions over the next several months and make a recommendation to the Juneau Assembly.
