They’ve been gone for about four years. The system was originally installed by a private downtown bank in the 1960s.
Jeremy Hsieh
Local News Reporter, KTOO
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Four churches and a business vandalized overnight
Police charged and arrested a 24-year-old Juneau woman for one of the incidents and declared her a “person of interest” in the other four, which are under investigation.
Newscast – Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2018
In this newscast: Juneau’s addiction treatment community reacts to a new medication-assisted treatment clinic, a judge has dismissed the Fairbanks Four’s lawsuit against the city of Fairbanks, a rancher in Kodiak says he’s lost more than 30 cows to bears this year, and the United Tribes of Bristol Bay announces its political endorsements.
Newscast – Friday, Oct. 19, 2018
In this newscast: Gov. Bill Walker announces he’s suspending his re-election campaign and backing Democrat Mark Begich, a recap of the second day of the Alaska Federation of Natives Convention, and an audio postcard from Sitka’s Alaska Day events.
Updated: Gov. Walker suspends re-election campaign and backs Begich
There was an audible gasp from the crowd as he made the suspension announcement at the AFN Convention.
Newscast – Friday, Oct. 5, 2018
In this newscast: KTOO reporter Adelyn Baxter updates us on the unresolved Juneau Assembly race, political strategists discuss the complications of a three-way gubernatorial race, and a federal judge hears the Fairbanks Four’s civil case.