The break means residents between the Douglas bridge to the Lawson Creek bridge have no water service until the main is fixed.
Jennifer Canfield, KTOO
Gov. Parnell appoints 3 Southeast residents to state boards
Larry Gaffaney of Juneau, Wayne Nicolls of Juneau and Bill Moran Jr. of Ketchikan were on the list of appointees to state boards.
Archives at the Walter Soboleff building to be named after Native rights attorney, lawmaker
The archives facility at the Walter Soboleff building will be named after William L. Paul Sr.
Downtown Juneau welcomes new businesses
A handful of new businesses have opened downtown since this summer and one bar has closed.
Parnell, Walker meet at Juneau Chamber of Commerce debate
Gov. Sean Parnell and candidate Bill Walker both attended a debate Monday afternoon hosted by the Juneau Chamber of Commerce.
Media outlets criticize Forest Service for film and photography regulations
As conservationists celebrate 50 years since the passage of the Wilderness Act, a U.S. Forest Service proposal to make certain wilderness area regulations permanent has brought forth accusations that the agency is infringing on First Amendment rights.
Juneau police officer takes on criminal justice reform
Juneau Police Lt. Kris Sell has been appointed by Gov. Sean Parnell to serve on the Alaska Criminal Justice Commission.
Tribes advance self-governance initiative with tax bill
A bill that will exempt tribes from taxation on social welfare programs has made its way through Congress and is awaiting the president’s signature.
Southeast organization recognized for work with elders
The State of Alaska recognized Southeast Senior Services Friday with a Community Commitment Award.
Alaska Power & Telephone buys Gustavus Electric Co.
Alaska Power and Telephone has purchased the Gustavus Electric Co. The 30-year-old homespun utility is the life’s work of Gustavus local Dick Levitt and his wife Linda.