If they can’t reach an agreement, they’ll go to arbitration, meaning a third party would hear both sides and come up with a solution.
Katie Anastas
Local News Reporter, KTOO
‘Unceded’ event to highlight artists of color during Folk Fest
“We are encouraged to take up less space,” painter and poet Dita Devi said. “And I want us to take up a whole lot of space.”
Proposed Juneau budget raises spending and property tax revenue
Watt’s proposed total mill rate of 10.28 is slightly lower than last year’s, but because of higher property values, the city would still get nearly $6 million more in property tax revenue.
With new executive director, Juneau childcare center reopens its doors
Filling the executive director position meant Gold Creek could open its doors again, though they’re starting off small.
A lifelong swimmer celebrates the community built around Augustus Brown Pool
Juneau’s downtown pool will undergo major renovations in the coming months, but one part of the locker rooms will live on in a new art installation — the tiles painted in 1999 by Juneau kids.
Alaskans oppose Dunleavy’s ‘parental rights’ bill at legislative hearing
During nearly five hours of public testimony Thursday night, the vast majority of participants spoke against the bill, saying it could put LGBTQ+ students at risk at school and at home.





