Mill rate, land-use code rewrite, elevator at indoor field house among few public comments on proposed CBJ budget
Assembly begins in-depth amendment process Wednesday to draft plan for fiscal year starting July 1.
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Assembly begins in-depth amendment process Wednesday to draft plan for fiscal year starting July 1.
A rare white or albino squirrel was spotted near Columbia Pike this week. Reader Joan O'Keefe sent along the above photo, showing the squirrel from a distance on 12th Street S. near S. Cleveland Street, in the Columbia Heights neighborhood, two blocks from Columbia Pike. "The mailman said there's a big family of them somewhere on 16th
Providers say it helps clients access services more efficiently and helps nonprofits save on overhead costs.
I am pro-new City Hall. I worked for the CBJ in the ’90s and the mish-mash of city offices in various buildings hasn’t changed since then, except the facilities are 30 years more downtrodden. I’m not sure why it has taken this long to get this done, but it was needed long ago. When we improve our local and state public infrastructure (Centennial Hall renovation, new local libraries, APK, etc.) we all benefit, enliven our town, boost our economy with construction, and more fully represent ourselves as Alaska’s capital city. We need to invest in our community. The Assembl...
Accessibility. Inclusion. Empowerment. Collaboration. Integrity. These are the five core values at the foundation of Southeast Alaska Independent Living (SAIL). Our mission is to inspire personal independence for seniors and people of any age who experience any disability — be it physical, cognitive, sensory or a mental health disability — who live, work and recreate in Southeast.