Parents and the media will continue to be notified of threatening phone calls to schools, but the superintendent says authorities believe the recent spike is being perpetrated by someone seeking attention.
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Juneau Empire online paywall down temporarily
Director of Audience Abby Lowell expects the paywall to be back up by the end of the week
Municipal candidates speak out at Juneau Votes Forum
Questions ranged from the city budget to the environment
Local news media to partner with Juneau Votes
This year’s municipal election is Oct. 7. Only 19 percent of Juneau voters cast ballots in last year’s municipal election.
Empire reporter fired following disagreement with publisher
A former Juneau Empire reporter says she was fired when she refused to set up a meeting between the publisher and a legislator on a bill that affects newspapers.
Juneau Empire puts an end to anonymous online comments
Real names now required to post remarks about articles and interact with other readers on the newspaper’s website.
Juneau Empire’s Director of Audience hopes to engage community
The Director of Audience at the Juneau Empire says the newspaper may be entering a period of stability.
Empire publisher leaving post
Nine days after the Juneau Empire rolled out a new look and an online paywall, publisher Mark Bryan has resigned.
Assembly member accused of conflict on cruise ship dock appeal
Assembly member Carlton Smith is the real estate broker for a property that could benefit from dock expansion.