Leilani Wilson Walkush is one of the new board members, She was a Goldbelt intern in 1995, and said she wants to bring back to the company skills and experiences she’s had since then.
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Goldbelt shareholder raises ethics issue, agitates for new board members
Goldbelt shareholder William Andrews has been vocally agitating for a change in the Alaska Native corporation’s leadership. He claims the company of 3,600 shareholders has performed poorly and that the incumbents up for reelection violated conflict of interest bylaws.
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Juneau’s biggest stories of 2014
A longtime state lawmaker resigned, Alaska Native languages were recognized as official state languages, and a price war for airline tickets.
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Smith: “Get more comfortable with the word no”
Outgoing Juneau Assemblyman Carlton Smith predicts uncertain financial times
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Juneau Assembly to be majority female for first time
Maria Gladziszewski and Debbie White to be sworn in to the Assembly tonight
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White, Gladziszewski win Assembly seats
Juneau voters sent two newcomers to the Assembly, re-elected an incumbent, and gave the Assembly authority to delegate management of city pools.
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Filing deadline for municipal candidacy is Monday
No one has filed for the district two Assembly seat yet
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Empty Chair Project recognizes Juneau’s Japanese WWII internees
More than 200 people attended the dedication ceremony for a bronze sculpture recognizing Southeast Alaska’s internees
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Assembly ignores budget comments on school funding and ice arena
The Juneau Assembly approved a budget that cuts 12 full-time employees, reduces services and doesn’t fund the school district at the highest level.
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Sealaska’s Byron Mallott: ‘It’s a good time for leadership to change to some degree’
Democrat Bryon Mallott will leave Sealaska’s board of directors next month to spend more time campaigning for governor.
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