Posted inNews, Government & Elections

Alaska lawmakers raise concerns with Dunleavy’s attorney general pick ahead of confirmation vote

State lawmakers raised concerns in a series of legislative hearings while they considered the confirmation of Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s attorney general designee Stephen Cox. At issue were controversial legal actions Cox took in his first eight months in office. Cox is an attorney and has served in various roles in federal law enforcement, including as […]

Posted inSoutheast News, Transportation

Goldbelt Tram to remain closed at least until May 24 after accident last week that injured employees

Juneau’s Goldbelt Tram is scheduled to remain closed until May 24 following an accident last Thursday when one of the two passenger cars docked at the base station at an accelerated rate of speed, injuring employees in the car, Goldbelt Inc. announced Monday. The closure is to “investigate the issue and take any necessary corrective […]

Posted inDuly Noted

Duly Noted: Celebrating a 100th birthday, a wedding, a car fire, and more

Samantha (Sami) Mallon married Martin Duncan in Shelton, Washington on April 20 with close family and friends in attendance, including Mallon’s mother Martina Larsen. Their officiant was Lex Schillinger. Dakotah Kindle and former Haines resident Austin Woodard were groomsmen. The bridesmaids were Lisa Hosley and Makayla Jessie. The newlyweds will be enjoying their honeymoon on […]

Posted inCommentary

Spring Migration in the Upper Lynn Canal

Watershed Weekly is a paid commentary written by the Takshanuk Watershed Council. By Derek Poinsette The Cambridge English Dictionary defines migration as “the process of animals traveling to a different place, usually when the season changes.”  Biologists use the term specifically for large-scale movements of populations of animals over relatively long distances and between different […]

Posted inPublic Safety, News

Alaska woman sues troopers, TV network for exploiting her role as a confidential informant

An Alaska woman is accusing the Alaska Department of Public Safety, two Alaska State Troopers and the A&E Television Network of compromising her privacy and safety as a confidential informant after they filmed an arrest without her consent. The woman, identified in the filings as Jane Doe, says that she received death threats after she […]

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