For athlete Alexandria Toloff, the events are more than just the games — they are also about the culture, the dancing, the food and seeing your community come together.
Lyndsey Brollini
Local News Reporter
I bring voices to my stories that have been historically underserved and underrepresented in news. I look at stories through a solutions-focused lens with a goal to benefit the community of Juneau and the state of Alaska.
Juneau staple J & J Deli and Asian Mart may shut down if owners can’t find a buyer
The owners want to sell so they can focus on their health.
More than 50 Alaska Native tribes support Jackson for Supreme Court
Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee are pushing for a vote tonight on moving her nomination to the full Senate and hope to get Jackson confirmed before they go on Easter recess this weekend.
Juneau officials consider giving Lemon Creek ‘some love’ in the form of a new urban path
The city’s working title for the project is the Lemon Creek Multimodal Path. The city doesn’t know where the path will be, what it will cost or when it will be done. It needs money to make a plan for the path first.
Juneau police launch webpage dedicated to missing people
Juneau police are looking for feedback on the new page, which has photos and descriptions of missing people and details about when they were last seen.
Juneau newspaper advocates for people experiencing homelessness
The black-and-white version of the The Homeless Changed newspaper is free, and the color version is a $3 suggested donation.
Multiple avalanches seen above Flume trail in Juneau this week
Juneau’s urban avalanche danger right now is considerable, which is a 3 on a scale that goes to 5.
Body found belongs to Clifford White, missing in Juneau since October 2021
Clifford White was the fifth person to go missing in Juneau last year.
Lingít totem pole in Juneau taken down in 2016 finds new home
The Wooshkeetaan Kootéeyaa, meaning Wooshkeetaan totem pole, used to be located outside of Centennial Hall, but it was taken down in 2016 and put in a warehouse because of weather damage.
Masks will soon be optional in Juneau schools
The new policy is linked to Juneau’s community level and to CDC guidelines. If Juneau is at a medium or low risk level, masks will be optional.