Bridget Dowd, KTOO - Juneau
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In the late ’90s Juneau had two Taco Bells. But by the early 2000s they were both gone.
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Kax̱digoowu Héen translates to “going back to clear water.”
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Masks are expected to remain optional in Juneau schools as long as the community is at a medium or low risk level.
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The heavy rain on top of new snow in higher elevations is also raising concerns about potential avalanches.
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“The goal of the project is basically to make a mini catalog,” says a Juneau a local whale watching guide. “ to take that well over 100 whales and shrink it down to about the 20 most commonly sighted whales in Juneau.”
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A new exhibit at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum features paintings created by local artist Avery Skaggs. Skaggs is in a wheelchair and is non-verbal, but expresses himself through art.
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These are the first oral narrative standards developed for the Lingít language to be taught to school children.
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Interested veterans need to enroll in VA Health Care and meet the criteria for nursing-home level care. Then the VA will give them a monthly budget.
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The Juneau Assembly approved the use of a $25 fine for those who don't follow COVID-19 safety measures.
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At the start of this week, Lemon Creek Correctional Center in Juneau was housing 41 COVID-positive inmates. It’s not clear how many staff members have tested positive.