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Prop A asks Juneau voters to renew a 3% temporary tax for bread-and-butter city services
Along with the three propositions on the ballot are three open Juneau Assembly seats and two open school board seats. The last day to vote in Juneau’s by-mail election is Tuesday, Oct. 6.
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Prop A asks Juneau voters to renew a 3% temporary tax for bread-and-butter city services
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Mail trouble canceled some Alaska primary votes in Western Alaska
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Where do Alaska’s four governor candidates stand on data centers?
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Whittier’s new $80M dock considered total loss after fire
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Scientists found 9 new sea sponge species in Alaska
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A bull moose is rutting around Juneau parking lots
Juneau
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Ballots are headed to voters for Juneau’s municipal election
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Juneau motorcyclist dies after collision with U.S. Postal Service vehicle on Douglas Island
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Former Eaglecrest employee comes back as ski area general manager
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Former Juneau chiropractor unlikely to see retrial until next year
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City and tribe work together in Juneau to clean up historic downtown area
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Juneau has three ballot propositions this municipal election. Here’s what to know.
Southeast
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Three Alaska fishermen plead guilty after being accused of deliberately scuttling boats
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Skagway’s ferry terminal is set to reopen weeks after sudden closure
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Kake leader Joel Jackson dies at age 70
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Mayor says Haines is ‘bleeding young families’ as childcare options get even scarcer
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UAS expands its reach, drawing students from more states
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In third place, U.S. Senate candidate Dan J. Sullivan says he doesn’t plan to withdraw
Statewide
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Kiks.ádi clan members raise concerns about ownership of Lingít opera story after Juneau debut
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Fat Bear Week returns for fall 2026
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After cloud-seeding near Homer, borough assembly seeks regulations
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Juneau Assembly approves pay boosts to top city officials
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Weather Service says drop in Juneau’s Suicide Basin likely not another glacial outburst flood
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Juneau Assembly tables ordinance requiring nonprofits to charge sales tax