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Western Auto Marine’s general manager hopes to sow local interest in 3D printers.

The move will happen sometime around the first of the year as the CBJ Law Department expands to handle additional responsibilities.

“Some were paying $50 and some were giving out $100 bill for a $15 plate dinner,” says Dante Reyes, president of Filipino Community, Inc.

On Sunday, the Juneau Adult Hockey Association completed two weeks worth of playoffs, crowning the last of five tier champions at Treadwell Ice Arena.

The man who founded and recently sold the Juneau and Sitka NBC stations is surprised GCI Cable and KTUU are still struggling to reach agreement on KTUU carriage terms.

“All of these agencies realized that if Front Street Clinic disappeared, this huge gap would appear that nobody could fill,” says Mariya Lovishchuk, executive director of The Glory Hole, Juneau’s soup kitchen and shelter.

Most Sealaska shareholders will get a $713 check or direct deposit in about two weeks.

The television station known statewide as Channel 2 will stay on the air in Juneau and Sitka through Dec. 6th, while the station and GCI Cable continue to negotiate carriage terms.

There have been two confirmed cases and three suspected cases of the disease at schools in the downtown area.

St. Vincent de Paul is handing out 500 Thanksgiving baskets starting Saturday, but still needs turkeys and items to fill them up.

A handful of state workers bowled turkeys for charity in Juneau’s State Office Building during the lunch hour Wednesday.

Six cruise ships docked in Juneau at once can guzzle about 1 million gallons of water a day.

A Southeast Native corporation CEO was one of a dozen Native leaders who met with President Obama as part of last week’s White House Tribal Nations Conference.

Starting next month cancer patients in Juneau and Southeast Alaska won’t have far to travel for radiation treatment.

Eaglecrest advances to the Final 4 in the Ski Town Throwdown.

The vision for an assisted living center in Juneau is expanding to include a new senior center, independent living and a social service non-profit center on one campus.

A group of Juneau residents tackle the issue of racism through conversation and dialog.

Ken Brough is the third member of the hospital’s leadership team to step down or announce plans to resign in the past three months.

$5,000 reward offered for information that leads to prosecution of thieves

Contract bargaining between the Juneau School District and teachers resumed Monday evening,