The bill officially names the new State Libraries, Archives and Museum Building after Father Andrew P. Kashevaroff and a reading room after former Rep. Richard Foster from Nome.
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Juneau mayor votes ‘no’ on empowered aquatics board
“This is not an empowered board,” said Mayor Merrill Sanford. “This has veered away from that and has given us a lame duck board.”
Capital heartburn: Legislators consider relocating special session
“Whatever we can do to keep them here, we would like to. I understand this is a special situation right now,” says Juneau Mayor Merrill Sanford.
Juneau joins chorus of communities calling for international mine review panel
Juneau has joined a growing number of communities to call for an international panel to review mines along the U.S.-Canada border near Southeast Alaska.
Juneau Assembly, legislative delegation discuss budget issues
The Juneau Assembly met with the city’s legislative delegation, as well as its state and federal lobbyists over breakfast Wednesday.
Draft Juneau Economic Plan released
The draft Juneau Economic Plan identifies eight key initiatives to guide the capital city’s financial future over the next decade.
Steedle: New timeline for Capital Transit plan update
Deputy City Manager Rob Steedle says officials have hit the reset button in the ongoing effort to update Juneau’s Capital Transit bus plan.
Slideshow: Juneau welcomes Walker and Mallott at community reception
John Patrick Buller leads in the Mount St. Elias Dancers of Yakutat at the Juneau Community Welcome reception.
City engineer: No good news on sewage sludge disposal
“I don’t know that I have any good news for you in all this,” City Engineering Director Rorie Watt told the Assembly on Monday.
Local voter turnout up 10 points
Voters cast 2,500 more ballots in Juneau’s municipal election this year than in 2013.