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h2 Headings Status | Your pages having these H2 headigs. -> Latest -> Perseverance Theatre postpones Anchorage run of spring show amid funding woes -> Police blotter for Feb. 5 -> Forest Service drops Herbert Glacier cabin plans, proposes trail reroute and scenic overlook instead -> Sitka tribe repatriates historic clan items -> Crimson Bears boys run with Wolves -> Community Calendar -> Crimson Bears girls protect home den against Wolves -> Crimson Bears boys run with Wolves -> The buzz about 'Fuzz': A citywide collaboration kicks off a community book club selection -> JDHS ferocious in state hockey elimination game win -> Statewide sales tax gets almost no support during first public testimony on Dunleavy’s fiscal plan -> Crimson Bears shine in state tournament loss to Stars -> Crimson Bears set for the spotlight on Super Bowl Sunday -> Gastineau Human Services puts transitional housing project on hold due to halt of federal funds by Trump administration -> Time to revisit Gov. Walker’s Sustainable Alaska Plan -> Fix the initiative process before our next election cycle -> World doesn’t need another blast of hot air -> Trump’s war on the truth -> Blood in the streets -> God and man in Minnesota -> Dunleavy writing constitutional checks he can’t cover -> Letter: Fix ICE now -> Alaska legislators lead the way to better governing -> Crimson Bears boys run with Wolves -> Crimson Bears girls protect home den against Wolves -> JDHS ferocious in state hockey elimination game win -> Crimson Bears shine in state tournament loss to Stars -> Crimson Bears set for the spotlight on Super Bowl Sunday -> JDHS Nordic skiers poised to earn state titles -> Crimson Bears to host old Southeast rival Sitka -> Crimson Bears ready to take skating show to state tournament -> Falcons soar to title over Huskies and Knights -> Here's what's happening for First Friday in February -> Sustainable Alaska: Lessons from Alaska -> Cooking for Pleasure: Spicy fish in tomato sauce -> On The Trails: Flying squirrels -> AI Tries To Write The News: Dunleavy’s State of the State; Alaska Legislature session underway -> On The Trails: Steller’s jays -> Cooking for Pleasure: French onion soup -> ‘Snow-vid’ storms that isolated Juneauites this winter have plenty of historical company -> On The Trails: The outer bark of trees -> Perseverance Theatre postpones Anchorage run of spring show amid funding woes -> Forest Service drops Herbert Glacier cabin plans, proposes trail reroute and scenic overlook instead -> ADF&G euthanizes mountain goat kid with contagious skin infection found on Perseverance Trail -> Some small businesses in Juneau speak out against ICE amid nationwide strike -> Scientists confirm climate change is making destructive landslides more frequent across Alaska — especially in Southeast -> Union contract negotiations spark student outrage in support of Juneau teachers -> Rolling dice after midnight: Late night leveling up at Juneau’s Platypus Con -> From lost wallets to storm responses, Juneau Community Collective keeps neighbors connected -> Streets to close Saturday for rally on steps of Capitol Building in Juneau -> Southeast Alaska news -> Sitka tribe repatriates historic clan items -> Alaskan Dream Cruises shuts down after 15 years in Southeast Alaska -> State seeks to expand logging in Haines State Forest, some question economics -> New Native dance group looks to bring back tradition in Wrangell -> Sitka shelter benefits students and timber industry -> State board to probe concerns on MEHS -> Juneau’s storm evacuations prompt Haines, Klukwan to reflect on readiness -> Mt. Edgecumbe defends home gym against Redington -> Subsistence review by USDA raises concerns in Southeast Alaska -> Among Alaska’s 16 candidates for governor is a ‘pissed off’ single mother of five -> Almost one in four Alaska workers doesn’t live in the state, new report concludes -> Officials estimate $125 million in Western Alaska storm damage so far, and a long road to recovery -> Feds schedule first lease sale in Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve since 2019 -> New hazards to be analyzed in Alaska’s updated statewide threat assessment -> State reverses cuts to senior benefit program -> Alaska plans long ice roads in Northwest Alaska to allow airport construction at remote town -> US Senate confirms Aaron Peterson as Alaska’s newest federal judge -> Anchorage judge dismisses defamation lawsuit against Anchorage Daily News, Alaska Public Media -> U.S./International News -> New grant guidelines for libraries, museums ‘particularly welcomes’ pro-Trump agenda projects -> Congress rebuffs Trump push to slash $33B from health, human services -> Prayer in public schools gets protection boost from Trump’s Education Department -> In setback for Trump, Congress in spending law rejects call to axe Education Department -> Trump doubles down on calling for the feds to take over state elections -> Trump signs funding bill, setting up immigration enforcement debate -> As school cellphone bans gain in popularity, lawmakers say it’s time to go bell-to-bell -> Report: Federal government ‘no longer a reliable source of widespread data collection’ -> Senate passes funding deal, sends to House for final approval -> Community -> SHI launches intermediate Tlingit language course -> North Douglas Boat Launch closed until further notice due to sinkhole -> Douglas Public Library closed for water mitigation as of Wednesday -> Assembly makes appointments to Planning Commission and Bartlett Regional Hospital board -> Thanks to those assisting people with housing needs -> Juneau Crime Line’s ‘December Crimes of the Month’ -> Senior Moments: Is Juneau age-friendly? -> Annual Holiday Open House at Governor’s Residence on Tuesday -> CBJ accepting public proposals for marine passenger fee proceeds starting December 1 -> Police blotter for Feb. 5 -> Police blotter for Feb. 4 -> Police blotter for Feb. 3 -> Police blotter for Feb. 2 -> Police blotter for Feb. 1 -> Police blotter for Jan. 31 -> Obituary: Dr. carolyn Virden Brown -> Obituary: Ronald Berg -> Obituary: Layla Lynn Perrin |
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