For the first time since it started in 1976, Douglas Island Pink and Chum (DIPAC) is operating in the black.
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Juneau enjoys the fifth Governor’s Family Picnic
There wasn’t the usual long line of people waiting for food at the Governor’s Family Picnic held Tuesday evening at Savikko Park.
Administration Commissioner rejects judge’s decision
Administrative Law Judge Jeffrey Friedman last month told Hultberg her department had violated its own procurement code.
City will move to ‘pay and display’ downtown parking
Instead of just registering a vehicle at a parking machine, parkers will have to also put the receipt on the dashboard before continuing on with business. It’s called pay and display.
Judge says state violated its own procurement code
The state’s Universal Space Standards policy is already under a microscope. An administrative law judge has said the state violated its own procurement code and, as we reported last week, the state’s biggest employee union recently filed a class action grievance over the new space standards.
CBJ adopts new FEMA floodmaps
The Juneau Assembly has adopted new flood maps for the city and borough.