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Juneau’s gender pay gap is significantly smaller than the state and nation (opens the original)
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Women earn nearly 97% of what men earn in Juneau. That makes the gender wage gap there significantly smaller than in Alaska and the rest of the nation, according to data from the Juneau Economic Development Council. Brian Holst is the executive director of the council, which recently shared the findings in its annual economic indicator report for Juneau and Southeast. “It would be great if everyone was paid equally, right? But it is nice that in Juneau, the gap is relatively small compared to th
Judge hears arguments on legality of Juneau’s Telephone Hill demolition plan (opens the original)
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A Superior Court judge heard oral arguments on Tuesday morning for a civil lawsuit about the legality of the city’s planned redevelopment of the downtown Telephone Hill neighborhood. The lawsuit pits former tenants of the neighborhood against the City and Borough of Juneau. The former tenants filed the joint civil case last fall, when the city was attempting to evict them and begin site preparation for redeveloping the neighborhood. At the Dimond Courthouse in Juneau, attorneys on each side had
SEARHC opens new compounding pharmacy in Mendenhall Valley after years without one (opens the original)
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More than two years after Juneau’s only compounding pharmacy closed its doors, a new one is taking its place — literally. Earlier this week, Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium, or SEARHC, announced the opening of its new Mendenhall Valley Pharmacy. It’s located at the exact same location Juneau’s longtime Ron’s Apothecary Shoppe once called home. “SEARHC is trying to fill a void for a lot of the communities in Southeast,” said Mike Dow, the health consortium’s system director of pharmac
Juneau Assembly OK’s City Hall sale to Sealaska Heritage Institute — to demolish it (opens the original)
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Juneau’s City Hall building is getting a new owner — Sealaska Heritage Institute. The nonprofit plans to demolish it. On Monday, the Juneau Assembly voted to approve the $1.5 million sale to its neighbor SHI, whose mission is to uplift Lingít, Haida and Ts’msyen cultures of Southeast Alaska. The Assembly’s other option would have put the building up for sale at a minimum $2.5 million bid. “It’ll be a crown jewel of Heritage Square,” said SHI’s President Kaaháni Rosita Worl. Earlier this summer,
After two years empty, Juneau’s Marie Drake building will soon get new life (opens the original)
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After sitting mostly empty for more than two years, Juneau’s Marie Drake building will soon see new life. The former school building – which housed Juneau School District’s Montessori and alternative high school programs – closed down after the Juneau School District consolidated schools in 2024. The city took over ownership of the downtown building that summer. Since then, the Marie Drake building has sat mostly empty, except for its planetarium and gymnasium. Now, the city is preparing to move
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