Electric vehicles may soon be required to have a pay-and-display permit use city-owned charging stations. Electric vehicles are popular in the capital city with about 200 on the road and two being added each week.
Jacob Resneck, CoastAlaska
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Newscast — Friday, Nov. 24, 2017
In this newscast: Juneau’s city-owned electric vehicle charging stations may require permits University of Alaska Fairbanks study: Arctic warming hasn’t slowed Blackfish die-off being investigated in Bethel
Newscast — Nov. 22, 2017
In this newscast: Legislative Council rules Wasilla lawmaker may watch video of disputed incident — but you can’t Juneau Assembly to enlarge controversial mining panel Investigation underway over death of Rainforest Recovery Center in-patient Special legislative session ends with a whimper
Juneau Assembly to expand controversial mining panel
Four new names are slated to be added to the Juneau Assembly’s mining subcommittee. The panel is tasked with overhauling the city’s mining review powers.
Juneau Assembly pushes RecycleWorks expansion
Juneau’s city-run RecycleWorks program is looking to consolidate its operations on a single site and add a composting operation. The complex deal would involve selling city land to the Alaskan Brewery Company and hiking utility rates.
Juneau police probe death at Rainforest Recovery Center
Rainforest Recovery Center staff picked up Steven Jay West, 57, who though intoxicated, was described as “walking and talking” in the downtown area. A few hours later he was found dead.