Two murder cases and a case alleging sexual abuse of a minor could preoccupy prosecutors and defenders.
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CBJ recognizes retiring finance director
CBJ Finance Director Craig Duncan has been recognized by City Manager Kim Kiefer and the Assembly Monday night for 30 years with the city — 20 years of that as the city’s financial expert.
Celebration 2012: The region’s largest Native gathering
Celebration 2012 begins Thursday morning with the grand entrance, led by the Xudzidaa Kwáan Dancers of Angoon. More than 50 other groups from Alaska, Canada and the Lower-48 will take the stage during the Thursday-through-Saturday event, which is Southeast Alaska’s largest Native cultural gathering.
Assembly adopts spending plans & mill levy
It will cost nearly $231.8 million to run the City and Borough of Juneau in the next fiscal year.
More South Korean shellfish recalled
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has expanded a May 15th recall to include canned products, as well as fresh and frozen shellfish from South Korea.
LBC wraps up Petersburg borough hearing
The Alaska Local Boundary Commission is wrapping up three days of hearings in Petersburg on its petition to incorporate into a borough, bringing along with it an area north to the Juneau borough, south to the Wrangell borough, west to include roughly half of Kupreanof Island and east to the Canadian border.


