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2012’s cruise season was up, but not everywhere
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More cruise ship tourists visited Alaska this year than last. But some ports did better than others.
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New Southeast Coast Guard cutter to visit Juneau Friday
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The 110-foot Chandeleur is being transferred from Miami to Ketchikan to assist with regional responses throughout the panhandle.
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Tsunami debris may be caught in Gulf of Alaska, spun out to shore
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Pacific Northwest shoreline debris estimates are based on previous studies of Pacific Ocean currents.
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Sanford has edge in mayor’s race
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Merrill Sanford has the inside track to be the next mayor of the City and Borough of Juneau.
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Juneau voters pass sales tax extension, bond measure too close to call
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Juneau voters on Tuesday agreed to an extension of the city’s temporary one-percent sales tax, ensuring at least $34-million in capital projects will be funded borough-wide through 2018. But a $25-million bond proposition to fund another package of projects is still in doubt.
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Story, Carlson, Sargeant win school board seats
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Andi Story and Phyllis Carlson have been re-elected to the Juneau Board of Education. And after a two-year break, Destiny Sargeant will return to the board.
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Nankervis wins Assembly seat
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Newly elected Assembly member Jerry Nankervis says funding for deferred maintenance of city facilities should be in the city budget.
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Health care to lead job growth through 2020
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Alaska is expected to add nearly 39,000 new jobs over the next decade, with nearly a third in the ealth care and social service industry.
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No surprise: September wetter than normal
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Twenty-seven of 30 days in September were rainy in the capital city, according to the National Weather Service.
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Body of Norton Sound boater found
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Debbie Kimoktoak’s body was found about 13-miles southwest of Unalakleet near where a skiff was earlier discovered.
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Juneau Municipal election sees steady start with early and absentee voting
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The number of early voters for tomorrow’s municipal election is high.
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BC power line spurs transboundary development
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Alaska and Canadian scientists say the B.C. government should study the cumulative impacts of proposed transboundary region development.











