Southeast celebrates the Fourth of July
Here’s a slideshow of July 4th photos from Douglas, Juneau, Sitka and Petersburg.
Lynn Canal ferry schedule likely to change
The Alaska Marine Highway System is rethinking part of its Lynn Canal summer sailing schedule. Ferry chief Mike Neussl says it’s a question of logistics.
Auke Lake boating regulations under review
The CBJ Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee will review Auke Lake regulations in the wake of an inner tube / jet ski collision that resulted in the death of a Juneau teenager.
State signals intent to keep DoL employees at Plywood Palace
It now appears most state Labor Department employees in Juneau will be staying in the same building that for years has been suspected of causing health problems.
City and Borough Manager Kim Kiefer talks tax on Juneau Afternoon
City and Borough Manager Kim Kiefer was a guest on Juneau Afternoon on Monday, June 18. This week she explains the temporary CBJ 1 percent sales tax that comes up for renewal in October.
Pre-trial hearing for former officer delayed
Troy Wilson, accused of shooting at other officers, has an omnibus hearing rescheduled for July.
Summit molds young fishermen into industry leaders
For the last four years, the Alaska Young Fishermen’s Summit has brought together some of the brightest young minds in the industry. The gathering took place in Juneau for the first time this year.
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.
Avalanche danger continues to rise
Thane Road is blocked Thursday morning due to an avalanche that slid across the road all the way to Gastineau Channel. Meanwhile, another slide rumbled down the Behrends Path on Mt. Juneau Wednesday. CBJ Emergency Management Department warns risk of avalanches will continue to be high for at least the next 48 hours.
CCFR seeks public help clearing fire hydrants
Capital City Fire and Rescue is asking for the public’s help in clearing snow from around fire hydrants.
