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Juneau’s water and sewer system will need a $72 million upgrade over the next decade.

“Right now Alaska is really hot property in terms of the non-fiction television,” David Worrell says. “People are endlessly fascinated about Alaska and Alaskans, and the works we do, the jobs we have.”

A draft resolution was described as too wordy and overly complex by members of the Assembly Public Works and Facilities Committee on Monday.

In another sign of how climate change is transforming the Arctic, a Toronto-based company is planning to lay a fiber-optic cable through Canada’s Northwest Passage.

Sealaska Heritage still needs to raise less than $2.5 million of the $20 million project cost. The facility will be complete in January 2015.

KTUU, Channel 2, will go off the air in Juneau and Sitka on Saturday.