The JDHS Crimson Bears trounced the Wasilla Warriors 69-30 in the first game played on the new field at Adair-Kennedy Park. Meanwhile, the TMHS Falcons beat the Sitka Wolves 35-6 in a game played in Sitka.
Casey Kelly
Alaska Sea Party, Vote No on 2 trade charges of campaign disclosure violations
The groups sparring over a ballot measure to restore the Alaska Coastal Management Program traded barbs today (Friday), accusing each other of campaign disclosure violations.
Alaska Sea Party charges anti-Measure 2 group with campaign disclosure violations
The group behind a ballot measure to restore Alaska’s Coastal Management Program says the “Vote No on 2” TV ads feature outdated information about the campaign’s top three contributors, and don’t audibly name those donors as required by the law.
Juneau police respond to valley rollover, stabbing in Douglas
A 22-year-old who allegedly rolled her truck and then drove away Wednesday night is cited for negligent driving and failure to give notice. Meanwhile, police say they have a suspect in this morning’s stabbing on Douglas, but have not released his name.
Myers Group reports progress in negotiations for Foodland space
The company interested in taking over the only full service grocery store in downtown Juneau says it’s close to signing a lease agreement with the owners of the Foodland Shopping Center.
Forest Service seeks information about stolen cedar planks for trail project
About a dozen rough cut, yellow cedar planks to be used on the Dan Moller Trail were stolen sometime between March and May, U.S. Forest Service officials say.