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Army Corps backs out of plan to study lake tap as long-term Mendenhall Valley flood solution
Juneau’s City Manager Katie Koester shared the news at a Juneau Assembly committee meeting Monday night. She called the Army Corps’ change of position deeply frustrating.
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