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Juneau lawmakers discuss state budget woes, education funding at town hall
The first session of the 34th Alaska Legislature wrapped up in May. Juneau’s three Democratic state lawmakers met with constituents downtown on Monday to debrief.
Juneau Assembly approves Telephone Hill demolition plan that will evict residents this fall
It’s part of a plan to clear the area for newer, denser housing in response to the city’s housing crunch.
Juneau’s new Coast Guard icebreaker is on its way to Alaska
The cutter Storis is expected to arrive in Juneau this August, but it will leave again to be temporarily berthed in Seattle. The Coast Guard estimates it will bring hundreds of Coast Guard personnel and their families to Juneau in the coming years.
Juneau Assembly considers ranked choice voting system for local elections
Alaska uses a ranked choice voting system for statewide elections. This October’s local election will not use a ranked choice voting system, even if members adopt the proposed ordinance before then.
Southeast Alaska business owners less optimistic amid federal uncertainty, report says
The survey shows that almost half of the businesses that participated expect recent federal actions to negatively impact their operations.