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Two campers tested for COVID-19 at Juneau summer camp, prompting preventative closure
Camp Director Randy Alderfer says one of the campers received a negative test result as of Monday afternoon, but they were still waiting to hear about the other.
A big Mendenhall jökulhlaup could happen anytime, but scientists say it’s hard to know how big
Water is already spilling over the ice dam, and the lake below the glacier is approaching flood stage from rain water.
Another 21 employees at Juneau seafood processor test positive for COVID-19
A total of 61 people who work at the processing facility have tested positive since the outbreak was discovered.
What does this sign even mean?
“I had no idea what that could possibly mean,” said hiker Roald Simonson. The weird sign led him to a learn about how the Forest Service maintains remote outhouses.
They sanitized, screened, quarantined and they still got COVID-19
Juneau seafood processor says they didn’t count on community spread
Seafood companies kept COVID-19 from infecting Alaskans. Now they’re trying to keep the virus out of their plants.
With cases rising in Alaska, seafood companies must now work to keep residents from infecting seasonal workers.
Person jailed briefly at Lemon Creek Correctional Center tests positive for COVID-19
City officials say the individual was isolated from the time they arrived at the facility until they were released on Wednesday. They have since been ordered to isolate away from others.
Juneauites wait out clouds for a once-in-a-lifetime glimpse of Neowise comet
The recently discovered comet comes around just once every 6,800 years.
‘One-stop shop’ social services center planned for Juneau’s Mendenhall Valley
United Human Services, in collaboration with The Glory Hall and other service providers, is coordinating the development of the Southeast Community Services Campus.