Canadian investors are putting millions of new dollars into mining projects near the Southeast Alaska border. Critics say the projects could damage regional fisheries.
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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
Should Alaska’s newest oil tax system stay or go?
Though the Juneau Chamber of Commerce opposes the repeal of a major oil and gas tax law, it invited in speakers Thursday on both sides of the issue
New ferry schedule has few changes
The ferry schedule for this fall, winter and spring is now available online. It’s similar to last year’s sailing calendar.
Prepare your pet for holiday noise
The sounds of Juneau’s July Fourth fireworks display can be heard for miles around
New Sealaska leaders promise growth, changes
Sealaska has been losing money, but it’s new board chairman and CEO say the regional Native corporation is gearing up for growth.