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JUNEAU — The Alaska Senate on Tuesday unanimously voted to advance the capital budget, which has an emphasis on school ...
Senators clawed back millions from previously funded projects to reduce the cost of the state’s construction and renovation ...
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Juneau Empire on MSN‘Out of sight, out of mind’: Engineers are the ones who keep state ferries movingHe was among the crew members providing members of the Alaska State Legislature insight into a day in the life of working ...
Whether you’re in Juneau, Ketchikan or any of the other towns dotting the coast, you’ll never forget time spent here.
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Juneau Empire on MSNSenate claws back $37 million in Juneau Access funds to help pass next year’s capital budgetA month after the Juneau Access Road was put back on the political map by the Dunleavy administration, the Alaska State ...
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Juneau Empire on MSNEmpire Archives: Juneau’s history for the week ending April 19Empire Archives is a series printed every Saturday featuring a short compilation of headline stories in the Juneau Empire from archived editions in 1985, 1995, and 2005. The stories include names, AP ...
Washington's $15.5 billion transportation budget aims to revamp highways, ferries, and maintenance, funded by a significant ...
Alaska House District 1 Rep. Jeremy Bynum talks about the governor's education veto, the Alaska Marine Highway System, and ...
Late Friday, the Senate passed Senate Bill 5801, a sweeping transportation revenue package anchored by a 6-cent gas tax hike, ...
It’s unclear what the move will mean for programs that run senior centers, provide rides and distribute meals.
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