City officials lifted restrictions on indoor service in Juneau bars, but said they are still concerned about community spread of COVID-19.
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Juneau inmates frustrated as state ban on classes, family visits, religious services continues
Friends, family, outside volunteers and educators have not been allowed to visit state facilities since March.
Glory Hall homeless shelter closes after recent visitors test positive for COVID-19
Two people tested positive for the virus, seven others are in quarantine.
Newscast – Tuesday, September 22, 2020
In this newscast: Sen. Lisa Murkowksi backtracks comments saying she would not support President Trump’s nominee to the Supreme Court, Sen. Dan Sullivan says he looks forward to voting on Trump’s SCOTUS nominee, only one person called in to a comment at a public hearing about ballot Measure 2, secret videos show Pebble Mine executives discussing working with Donlin Gold, Southeast Alaska won’t have a commercial red king crab fishery again this yea and conservation groups seek to stall a liquefied natural gas project in Alaska.
Witness signature no longer required to vote in Juneau’s local election
Several Assembly members said they wanted to remove any possible hurdles that might prevent someone from voting.
Newscast – Monday, September 21, 2020
In this newscast: What Juneau voters need to know about this year’s local by mail election, Juneau mourners held a silent vigil Saturday for late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and researchers discuss rapid melting at the Malaspina Glacier.