A Juneau man said he wasn’t allowed to be in the parade carrying a sign that criticizes war. He says it’s an infringement of his First Amendment rights, and wants the city to get involved.
Local Government
Juneau Assembly highlights: ballot questions, affordable housing and trash bears
The Juneau Assembly met for a regular meeting to consider key topics for this fall’s local election, leasing city land for affordable housing and hear public testimony.
Race for Juneau’s school board seats remains uncontested
As the candidate filing deadline approaches, the race for Juneau’s two open school board seats appears to be uncontested so far.
City funds nonprofit to support childcare in Juneau schools
The funding is part of an effort to stabilize child care access for school-age children after the Juneau School District ended its program last year.
Juneau’s cherished ski area is losing money. Will the city keep paying?
The future of Eaglecrest — and Juneau’s identity as a ski town — has never been so fraught.
Juneau museum’s path forward remains hazy amid staff and budget cuts
Starting Friday, the museum will reduce its summer schedule from seven days a week to four, and operate with a single staff member.