The Juneau Assembly met for a regular meeting to vote on whether to require nonprofits to charge sales tax, discuss several ordinances related to glacial outburst flood mitigation and evaluate the city manager and city attorney’s pay.
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‘My life is never going to be complete anymore’: Family, friends mourn Juneau teen deaths
More than 150 people stood around a vigil to remember 16-year-olds Leotis “Leo” Phillips and Zoey “Z” Clark, whose bodies were discovered Monday.
Update: Two missing teenagers in Juneau found dead
Police say the investigation into their deaths remains ongoing, and their bodies will be sent to the Alaska State Medical Examiner’s Office in Anchorage for autopsies.
11 candidates vie for local office in Juneau’s fall municipal election
The candidate filing period for Juneau’s October municipal election closed Monday afternoon.
Juneau mom turns passion for sourdough into popular microbakery
In the same vein as farm stands, micro bakeries have grown in popularity on social media across the Lower 48 and Alaska. But instead of buying corn, peaches, or pumpkins, people can grab freshly baked goods like bagels, bread, or cookies
Deadline to share feedback about Juneau transportation services nears
The survey tackles topics like gaps in current services and potentially expanding current routes and hours.