“People don’t want trees in their freezer. It’s all about putting eggs in their freezers, not branches,” said STA Resource Protection Director Jeff Feldpausch. “This is looking grim. This is really grim.”
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AEL&P announces price hikes starting in January
Juneau residential customers can expect their energy bills to go up an average of $13.62 per month starting in January. The price hike is a temporary change — as long as rainfall returns to normal levels.
Red Carpet Concert: Ryan Bowers and the Brain Trust, ‘Hard to Come Down’
Created in collaboration with Justin Smith of Rusty Recordings in Gustavus, the video is part of our Red Carpet Concert series, an ongoing music video project by KTOO Public Media
Newscast – Monday, Dec. 17, 2018
In this newscast: Has Juneau’s high school athlete drug testing policy worked? an investigative reporter uncovers mistakes and omissions in lists of Catholic clergy accused of sexual abuse who served in Alaska, and Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson host a medal ceremony for an Army soldier killed in action in Afghanistan.
These priests abused in Native villages for years. They retired on Gonzaga’s campus.
Behind his Nome radio station’s closed doors, Father James Poole was a serial sexual predator. He abused at least 20 women and girls, according to court documents. But the last chapter in his story reveals a new twist in the Catholic abuse scandal: Poole was sent to live out his retirement years on Gonzaga University’s campus in Spokane, Washington.
Environmental groups sue Trump administration to halt Arctic drilling project
A coalition of environmental groups are suing the Trump administration to challenge what would be the first oil production facility in Arctic federal waters, claiming the federal government’s analysis leading to its approval was faulty.