From restoring streams to investing in community services: Making Juneau a better place.

Some of the highlights on Juneau afternoon on Wednesday, January 13, 2021:

  • Rob Cadmus and John Hudson from the Southeast Alaska Watershed Coalition share an innovative plan to save an urban creek near the Nugget Mall. They will preview their presentation for the Juneau Audubon Society monthly meeting on Thursday, January 14th.
Find out more about efforts to restore Lower Jordan Creek at a meeting on Thursday, January 14th. You can find the link to the Zoom presentation on the Juneau Audubon Society Facebook Page.

(Please note:  Due to COVID-safety  measures, this show was recorded on Zoom. Apologies for less than studio quality audio.)   

  • The Juneau Community Foundation is ready to roll out a third round of COVID-19 response funds. Amy Skilbred and Jamie Waste have the details.

(Please note:  Due to COVID-safety  measures, this show was recorded on Zoom. Apologies for less than studio quality audio.)   

 

Juneau Community Foundation helped to fund Southeast Alaska’s Juneau Cares Meals Program, which puts restaurants to work providing meals to those who need them.
  •  Leslie Dahl of Wells Fargo has 40 years of insight into the Southeast Alaska commercial banking scene. Hard lessons from the pandemic, but one bright spot – the bank’s involvement in helping Alaska Native entrepreneurs through a $250,000 donation to the Spruce Root program as well as other initiatives the bank has in place.
  • How TaiChi can help seniors stay strong. Why Eileen Hosey from Catholic Community Services  says her upcoming series of classes will help to prevent falls and perhaps save lives.

Juneau Afternoon airs live at 3:00 p.m. on KTOO Juneau 104.3, online at KTOO.org, and repeats at 4:00 p.m. on KRNN 102.7.

 

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