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Stories include an upcoming rebate for AEL&P customers, judge rules CBJ was right to demolish a downtown apartment building, management of Centennial Hall will be handed over to the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council, Joel Bolger selected as new chief…

Stories include a fire at Senator Dennis Egan’s home Friday evening, Perseverance Theatre furloughing employees because of outstanding debt, and the Juneau Community Charter School moving into Juneau-Douglas High School.

Stories include sale of the Nugget Mall falling through, Governor Walker committing $21 million to the Juneau road project, and a slight decline in Alaska’s unemployment rate.

Stories include identification of a pilot killed in a collision on Wednesday, the governor signing state spending bills into law, a newcomer files to run for CBJ Assembly, and a Canadian company proceeds with expansion of a mine near Fairbanks.

Stories a fatal motorcycle accident on the Kenai Peninsula, a fatal motor vehicle accident on Wrangell Island, update on marijuana taxation, cameras are installed near often-repainted crosswalk in downtown Juneau, and the Homer mayor’s recognition for LGBTQ Pride Month is…

Stories include Montana regulators approving the sale of utility Avista to Canada-based Hydro One, Cook Inlet Pipeline Company applies to shut down Drift River oil terminal, report is released about inconsistencies in Alaska’s marijuana testing facilities, the U.S. Supreme Court…

Stories include an update on a plane crash near Katlian Bay, a woman who died in a boating crash on a Mat-Su lake, federal judge ordering nighttime meals for Washington state inmates observing Ramadan, and eagle nests cut down on…

Stories include Interior Dept. spending for ANWR, an increase in Glacier Bay cruise ship permit fees, an Alaska hunting guide from Colorado who is sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined $35,000 for hunting violations, Carnival Corp. buys White…

Stories include Alaska’s approval of Hydro One’s acquisition of AEL&P’s parent company Avista, raising of a totem pole at Savikko Park, a report about training bilingual poll workers, population estimate for Alaska in 20145, and Taku River levels cresting after…

Stories include a librarian suing over State of Alaska’s alleged discriminatory health policy, Juneau voters may be asked a non-binding referendum for use of tax dollars to expand subsidized child care, Jill Maclean has been named to head CBJ’s Community…