The cautionary comments were made in NorthWind Architects’ proposal for a city contract for demolition plans of the Gastineau Apartments.
Business
New owners wrapping up renovations of Juneau’s Foodland IGA
Foodland IGA plans to hold a ribbon cutting ceremony at 10 a.m. Wednesday morning. Signage and a new pharmacy are still on the to-do list.
Southeast businesses request more Tongass recreation funding
Funding for trails, cabins and wildlife-viewing sites has declined in recent years, and tour operators worry the Forest Service will not be able to maintain the attractions they depend on.
With Whale SENSE, Juneau whale watch companies commit to a higher standard
Seven whale watching companies in Juneau are the first in the state to participate in a voluntary stewardship program that recognizes they go above and beyond federal and state viewing guidelines.
Juneau Assembly votes to raise penalty for unpermitted signs
The Juneau Assembly voted Monday night to amend the signs code, adding a penalty that’s at least five times higher for unpermitted signs outside businesses.
Indonesian company buys Alaska-based Icicle Seafoods
The deal isn’t expected to close until August but private investment firm Paine and Partners says they and Icicle Holdings, Inc. have entered into agreements to sell the company.
Sealaska board unchanged by election
Sealaska shareholders have returned five incumbents to the regional Native corporation’s 13-member board of directors.
Jury says Rayco Sales wasn’t liable for Simone Kim’s murder
Convicted murderer Jason Coday is found liable for $10 million damages for pain and suffering, lost income, and punitive damages.
Bethel gets Thai and Vietnamese restaurant
The restaurant provides the first Thai offerings in Bethel. They plan on opening later this month.
Ferry malfunction disrupts Juneau-bound Fred Meyer produce shipment
The Columbia was loading in Bellingham on Friday when ferry workers discovered the problem.