City Emergency Manager Robert Barr said that eligibility is much broader than it has been at previous vaccine clinics.
Juneau
Board of directors selects finalists for Bartlett Regional Hospital CEO
The three finalists will visit the hospital on March 19 for testing that involves real-world scenarios to see how they respond.
Eagle euthanized after being found hanging upside down like a bat near Juneau’s airport
The stranded eagle was euthanized after it was determined that it had been starving and its injuries prevented it from hunting or catching food.
Legislators, others in Alaska State Capitol will be able to get vaccinated starting Friday
The Capitol workers are considered eligible because they are essential workers who work in a congregate setting.
Welcome news for the tourism industry: Juneau assembly votes to relax travel restrictions
The new changes don’t mean the city is lifting all the requirements, but they are meant to be encouraging for COVID-conscious travelers.
Protections added to Juneau’s power lines after 2008 avalanches, but risk remains
Giant steel structures divert avalanches away from transmission line towers while the Daisy Bell device is used to trigger small slides before they become big ones.





