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JSD negotiations underway; 2013 spring break in question

The Juneau School district is negotiating two contracts this year, representing the vast majority of district employees.

Assembly schedules city manager interviews

The Juneau Assembly has scheduled interviews with City Manager finalists Kim Kiefer and Norman “Buddy” Custard.

Young Alaskans eye state’s future

Delegates to the 2012 Conference of Young Alaskans are united in their vision of the state.

Assembly to finalize capital budget funding requests

The Juneau Assembly Finance Committee will discuss its annual list of state funding requests on Wednesday.

Assembly refines manager interview process

At the conclusion of its regular meeting last night (Monday), the CBJ Assembly met behind closed doors to further refine the interview process for City Manager finalists Kim Kiefer and Norman “Buddy” Custard.

Juneau Assembly approves hospital contract

The Juneau Assembly last night (Monday) voted to approve a consulting contract with Quorum Health Resources for the city’s Bartlett Regional Hospital.

Accused Hoonah shooter declared incompetent to stand trial

Accused Hoonah shooter declared incompetent to stand trial

John Marvin, Jr.’s trial on murder and weapons misconduct charges has been indefinitely postponed.

Lots of dogs for adoption at GHS

Lots of dogs for adoption at GHS

It’s a full and noisy house at the Gastineau Humane Society.

Record holidays at Eaglecrest

Not only does Eaglecrest have record amounts of snow for this time of year, it also did record business over the two-week Christmas and New Year’s holidays.

Chieftain says no road, no mine

Chieftain says no road, no mine

The company building the mine at the headwaters of the transboundary Taku River says barging up the river will cease next fall.