At next Tuesday’s municipal election, Sally Saddler’s name will be the only one on the ballot for School Board.
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Thursday Newscast 9/29/11
Stories include a seafood processor penalized for water violations and former Juneau fishing guide continues to defend himself against bird and wildlife violations.
Del Rosario: Energy, diversity important to Assembly
Geny Del Rosario is one of the three candidates vying for the CBJ’s district-wide assembly seat. A recent interview with KTOO’s Amanda Compton was just one stop in her busy schedule. “Started the day early, sun was out, and it was a good day, and as usual we have work to do and appointments to…
Fishermen say they tried to tip investigators to Arne Fuglvog’s illegal fishing
When Senator Lisa Murkowski’s fisheries aide pulled out from consideration for an influential job in the Obama Administration two years ago, he said it was because the process was taking too long. It turns out Arne Fuglvog was under investigation by the very agency he would have run.
Wednesday Newscast 9/28/11
Stories include a trip by lawmaker to rural Alaska to check up on state-funded education programs.
Learning from rural Alaska
Two House committees are on their way to rural Alaska to see firsthand how education funds are being spent.
Murkowski warns of decline in federal dollars for energy projects
Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski says reducing the high cost of energy is the best way to promote economic growth in the state.
Juneau: A good place to retire
The number of senior citizens in Alaska is increasing at a rate of more than four times the national average.
Tlingit and Haida seeks federal funds for SE plan
Twenty year plan will take three years to develop.
Tuesday Newscast 9/27/11
Stories include an apparent break in the stalemate in Congress over FEMA funding.