The three finalist candidates for the role will visit Juneau to meet with the hospital’s board and staff in the first week of June.
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Juneau affordable housing project gets second chance at permit after appeal
The city denied permits for the job back in December because it said the renovation would increase density in a hazard zone.
Juneau affordable housing project challenges city’s permit denial
The city has acknowledged housing as a top priority in its comprehensive plan.
Clean water protections flounder in committee as Alaska legislative session draws to a close
It would be difficult to pass the bills in the remaining hours of the legislative session. If they don’t pass, legislators say they will try again next year.
Alaska has the fastest rising rate of overdose deaths in the country, CDC says
The state’s health department recommends all Alaskans carry naloxone, a drug that can rapidly reverse an overdose.
Alaska needs to train more nurses, but it doesn’t have enough nursing faculty to meet demand
Alaska relies heavily on health care workers who come from outside of the state and are less likely to stay. As a result, Alaska has some of the most expensive health care in the nation.