The Juneau Public Libraries would have to fire two employees and reduce hours if administrators don’t find another funding source.
Local Government
Juneau Assembly moves forward with Telephone Hill demolition plan that would evict residents this fall
The move marks a major step toward breaking ground after years of planning. But, the city is asking for evictions before a developer has signed onto the project.
Mendenhall River levee plaintiffs say they want compensation after judge blocks stop work order
After a judge denied a motion to halt construction on Stephen Bower’s property, the case enters a new phase with an additional plaintiff.
Want to run for local office in Juneau? This upcoming workshop will show you how.
Six local seats are open for the Oct. 7 municipal election — three on the Juneau Assembly and three on the Juneau School District Board of Education.
Juneau airport manager retires after decades-long career
The city is already searching for her permanent replacement. Former Airport Manager Dave Palmer will serve as interim manager.
Royal Caribbean dodges Assembly questions about new dock project on Douglas Island
Despite obvious activity going on in the area owned by Goldbelt Incorporated, Mayor Beth Weldon told a Royal Caribbean Group representative that no one at the city has been informed about their plans for development on Douglas Island.