
A mass reading of ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas from APRN
The holiday classic is performed by reporters from throughout the Alaska Public Radio Network.

Local bar owner to take over food concessions at Juneau airport
The long-standing Glacier Restaurant and Lounge is becoming Brandi’s Airport Bar

Food safety tips for holiday dining
Beware: Foodborne illness is always lurking, looking for a host.

Medevacs face more competition, sicker patients
Medical evacuations are taking more and more Alaskans to in-state and Lower-48 critical-care facilities. But the medevac system is undergoing changes, with new aircraft, more competition and a shift in patients’ needs.

Selling a small business
A number of small businesses are for sale in Juneau right now.

Middle school sports travel task force on schedule for recommendations
Recommendations are expected before the end of December.

White Christmas likely for Juneau
46% chance of Christmas snow, 58% chance of New Year’s Eve rain or snow

Former Haines Rep. Thomas files to run for state office in 2014
Thomas did not specify which office he will seek, but could run for either House or Senate representing Juneau.

Egan Drive crash case headed to trial
Silver Maake is charged with two counts of assault in connection with the Jan. 16, 2013 incident

Orr to succeed Marshall as Juneau District Ranger
U.S. Forest Service announces new supervisor for 3.5 million acre portion of Tongass National Forest

It’s official: Downtown street parking is free
The City and Borough of Juneau is terminating its contract with Aparc Parking Solutions and has filed a complaint for damages in Juneau Superior Court.

Friends, colleagues raise funds for Bethany Bereman theater scholarship
In 2011, Juneau lost a valued teacher and community member, Bethany Bereman, to ovarian cancer. Bereman was known for her love of the outdoors, her work in theater, and her inspirational teaching style. Now there will be a scholarship in her name for older high school students and beginning college students with an established interest…

Enrollment 101 taking place at downtown library
If you still aren’t enrolled for health insurance, United Way navigator Crystal Bourland will walk you through the process step-by-step at Sunday’s enrollment event at Juneau’s downtown library.

Parnell open to funding Southeast hydro
There are no Southeast hydroprojects in the governor’s budget proposal. But he says he’s open to funding the right ones.

Juneau Assembly boots two incumbents from Planning Commission
Jerry Medina served two years on the commission. Nathan Bishop served one three-year term. Both applied for new terms.

Alaskan Brewing Co. reacts to ‘Wastebook’ listing
An Oklahoma senator called a $450,000 grant to Alaskan Brewing Co. wasteful. The company is taking it in stride.

Juneau teachers picket school board meeting
Juneau teachers showed their frustration with the school district Tuesday night by picketing the Board of Education meeting.

Gelbrich makes short list of candidates for Montana job
Juneau superintendent Glenn Gelbrich moves on to next round in selection process for Kalispell, Montana School District superintendent.

45-unit housing envisioned for Juneau’s homeless
The chronic homeless often use the emergency room, department of corrections, and Rainforest Recovery Center for housing.

Would a law targeting pit bulls have stopped Juneau’s recent dog attacks?
An expert in animal behavior says no.