It now appears most state Labor Department employees in Juneau will be staying in the same building that for years has been suspected of causing health problems.
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Scientists search Southeast beaches for tsunami debris
Five NOAA scientists are scouting Southeast Alaska beaches for debris from last year’s Japanese tsunami.
OCS grievance system “flawed,” state ombudsman says
In a 94-page report released today (Monday), state Ombudsman Linda Lord-Jenkins places blame on the Office of Children’s Services regulations, saying they’re confusing to both staff and the citizens who interact with the agency.
Five rescued from vessel near Kodiak
The F/V Scandia reported taking on water in Shelikof Strait on Sunday.
Juneau gets to know the Bartlett CEO candidates
One of the two finalists to be the next CEO of Juneau’s Bartlett Regional Hospital could get a job offer as soon as tonight (Monday).
Chief Justice Carpeneti says it’s the ‘right time to retire’
It could take a long time to fill Justice Walter Carpeneti’s seat on the Alaska Supreme Court. That’s why he’s given the state court system six months to find a replacement.