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‘It heals my heart’: Dance groups gather in Wales to keep traditions alive
"It feels good to be dancing again," Frank Komonaseak said. "I grew up doing it, and I'm proud of who I am."
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View all‘It heals my heart’: Dance groups gather in Wales to keep traditions aliveKTOO · 1h agoJuneau Assembly highlights: nonprofits sales tax, flood funding and city leader pay hikesKTOO · 8h agoOfficials battle fire at Whittier’s new cruise ship terminalKTOO · 13h agoHaines to vote on ballot measure to tax timber, gravel and ore exportsKTOO · 13h agoPeltola and Sullivan confront trawl bycatch, and each other, at Kodiak fisheries debateKTOO · 13h agoNewscast – Monday, Sept. 14, 2026KTOO · 13h ago
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Juneau Assembly highlights: nonprofits sales tax, flood funding and city leader pay hikes
The Juneau Assembly met for a regular meeting to vote on whether to require nonprofits to charge sales tax, discuss several ordinances related to glacial outburst flood mitigation and evaluate the city manager and city attorney’s pay.
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Officials battle fire at Whittier’s new cruise ship terminal
There were no injuries reported Monday.
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Haines to vote on ballot measure to tax timber, gravel and ore exports
Supporters hope to ensure the community gets some financial benefit from raw materials that get sold elsewhere.
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Peltola and Sullivan confront trawl bycatch, and each other, at Kodiak fisheries debate
Both Alaska U.S. Senate candidates called for changes to federal fishery management. U.S. House candidates explicitly blamed bycatch for low salmon runs in Western Alaska.
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Newscast – Monday, Sept. 14, 2026
In this newscast: Emergency responders battled a fire today at Whittier's new cruise ship terminal that damaged at least one boat. No injured have been reported; The deadline to submit a public comment on a proposed plan to repeal the Roadless Rule has been extended; The Sitka Assembly is moving forward with a plan to tackle the community's childcare shortage, which includes a half percent sales tax increase; Almost the entire village of Kipnuk was displaced by ex-typhoon Halong. Close to a year
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Report used to justify reinstatement of Alaska Republican governor candidate appears flawed
The Department of Law said it found possible gaps in disclosure forms filed by candidates, but a review by the Alaska Beacon found many of the gaps either didn't exist or were more minor errors.
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A lot of Alaskans are ‘bullet voters.’ Sometimes that’s not the best strategy.
Ranked choice voting gives Alaskans a chance to rank their preferred candidates. Few take the opportunity. That could be a problem for Republicans in the governor's race.
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Juneau World Affairs Council presents talk on hunger in Sudan | SEARHC End of Summer Celebration | Mudrooms season 15 kick-off
Juneau Afternoon featuring Juneau World Affairs presentation on Hunger in Sudan, SEARHC End of Summer Celebration, and Mudrooms storytelling season 15 debuts with theme "Boundaries."
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Newscast – Friday, Sept. 11, 2026
In this newscast: The Juneau School District has fewer students enrolled this year than it previously projected; The Juneau Assembly is slated to vote on an ordinance on Monday that would require nonprofits to charge sales tax for goods and services - something they're currently exempt from; Capital City Fire/Rescue's Andrew Pantiskas talks about a new app that aims to cut the department's response time to cardiac events; The Alaska Democratic Party is urging a Superior Court judge to disqualify
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Juneau schools begin school year with fewer students than anticipated
The district has 94 fewer students than anticipated, according to district data. Out of all grade levels, kindergarten saw the largest drop in enrollment.
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Juneau music group The Heists release party for ‘Break & Mend’ EP, Tlingit & Haida Orange Shirt Day community walk, and Sealaska Heritage Institute educator awardees
Juneau Afternoon featuring Juneau music group The Heists on their release party for "Break & Mend," Tlingit & Haida's Orange Shirt Day community walk/run, and Sealaska Heritage Institute educator awardees Renee Drummond and Luke Fortier.
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Juneau Assembly to vote whether to require nonprofits to charge sales tax on Monday
Juneau residents can testify on ordinances on Monday’s agenda – as well as on non-agenda items – in person or online before the Assembly votes.
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Three Alaska fishermen plead guilty after being accused of deliberately scuttling boats
The three were initially charged earlier this year by the U.S. Attorney's Office in Anchorage. Despite similar details, the cases are not linked.
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Arctic Report Card gets new supporters after NOAA cut funding
The American Geophysical Union is fundraising for the climate report's long-term publication.