Besides Santas, the busy lights display includes reindeer, candy canes, nativity scenes, nutcrackers, drummer boys, Disney and Winnie the Pooh characters, and thousands of lights.
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Native dance groups, community raise over $30K in 2 hours for Juneau shelter
Glory Hole Executive Director Mariya Lovishchuk says the funds raised Monday night, plus other donations, will close the shelter’s $58,000 deficit.
More than a year later, Chris Kenney’s death still a mystery
Christopher Kenney, 50, died from a knife wound two days after Thanksgiving last year and police still aren’t sure if it was a murder or suicide.
Juneau to hold March special election for new mayor
“I think there is a desire out there for people to be able to vote on a leadership position. And I also believe that it is a way of making all of us, including the community, move on during this difficult time,” said assembly member Kate Troll.
With child care shortage, local organizations offer assistance to future providers
Tlingit and Haida Central Council will help pay for First Aid and CPR certifications, background checks, a fire inspection, a business license, safety equipment and other costs of getting licensed.
Leaving a legacy: Family, friends remember Greg Fisk
“He really believed that Juneau could diversify our economy and control our destiny. He wanted to turn Juneau into a place people were clamoring to come,” said Ken Alper.