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.
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.
Smith: “Get more comfortable with the word no”
Outgoing Juneau Assemblyman Carlton Smith predicts uncertain financial times
Juneau Assembly to be majority female for first time
Maria Gladziszewski and Debbie White to be sworn in to the Assembly tonight
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.
Filing deadline for municipal candidacy is Monday
No one has filed for the district two Assembly seat yet
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
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.
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.