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	Juneau
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	Mount Juneau Enterprises v. Juneau Empire (3/17/95), 891 P 2d 829
		Mount Juneau Enterprises challenges the superior court's dismissal of its libel action following the court's grant of the Juneau Empire's summary judgment motion as to whether Charles Keen was a public figure and whether the Juneau Empire acted with actual malice.
		The Juneau Empire supported its motion with an affidavit from Pohl in which she stated that the articles accurately and fairly conveyed the statements in the documents that she researched and the persons whom she interviewed.
		Similarly, one of Mount Juneau Enterprises' principal complaints is that Pohl misidentified Barbara Franklin, the attorney-advisor to the U.S. Trustee in the Alaska Trams bankruptcy proceeding, as the bankruptcy trustee.
	www.touchngo.com /sp/html/sp-4180.htm (5937 words)

	Goese-Goble in the News!
		Juneau's was the only band competing in its size category, so it didn't win a category award.
		But Juneau was granted the Outstanding Band Group Trophy for its high rating, which was more than 90 on a 1-100 scale, he said.
		Two Juneau students qualified for the mixed choir (for male and female voices) - Lindsay Perkins at alto I and Justin McCown at tenor II.
	www.stonesthrow.info /jaksax/articles.htm (1671 words)

	News articles for Sitka, Alaska (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		JUNEAU, Alaska — Jim Spickler scales a 100-foot Sitka spruce and perches at the edge of an eagle's nest, but his job is only half done.
		...died Nov. 18 in Juneau at the age of 80 as a leader of the Kaagwaataan Wolf House, Eagle/Wolf Moiety, of Sitka.
		JUNEAU, Alaska -- Even after he scales a 100-foot Sitka spruce and perches at the edge of an eagle's nest, Jim Spickler's job is only half done.
	www.linkmorgue.org /united_states/full/Alaska/Sitka.html (2470 words)

	Juneau Empire - AskTheBrain.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Sports in Juneau is a service provided by the Juneau Empire to provide information on upcoming sports and outdoors events in Juneau.
		The Juneau Empire, which is celebrating it's 90th year of publication, is at the forefront of coverage regarding local and state government, mining, Native issues and regional affairs.
		You can also email a letter to Juneau Empire, the mayor, and the Juneau Convention and Visitors Bureau (or all three) to let them know the lack of coordination between transportation services is a hindrance to the independent traveler.
	www.askthebrain.com /empire_juneau-.html (366 words)

	Juneau Vampire Online - Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		In summary, the article tells everyone what Juneauites already know: Juneau has the highest housing costs in the entire Pacific Northwest, with the average cost of a home around $310,000, and salaries that are $3,000 per year lower than the state average and $6,000 per year lower than Anchorage.
		Juneau's property assessor, Jim Canary, states that Juneau's housing costs have always been higher because about half of Juneau works for the government.
		Juneau citizens need to make it clear to Gummow that his nonchalant attitude towards what will eventually become a crisis, as this continues to drive more officers away, will not be tolerated by the citizens.
	juneauvampire.com (1969 words)

	age of empire 3 info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		As of October 1999, Age of Empire 2 is the hottest PC title on the market.
		Details on pricing for Age of Empire 3 have yet to be announced.
		Juneau is a service provided by the Juneau Empire to provide...
	empire.w50.info /age-of-empire-3-info (443 words)

	Juneau Rotary History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The new Juneau Club was sponsored by the Ketchikan Rotary, the first in the state and 2000th club to be charted by Rotary International.
		Juneau Empire special section: To mark the 100th Anniversary year of Rotary, the Juneau Empire published a special section featuring the three Juneau Rotary Clubs.
		The special section was included in the July 4, 2005 edition of the Empire, and is also on the Empire's website at www.juneauempire.com/rotary/ (registration required).
	www.juneaurotary.org /history.htm (325 words)

	Juneau Empire Online Inside Story: Summer on ice 08/27/00
		Yates is with a group of researchers that studies the Juneau Icefield each summer.
		JUNEAU ICEFIELD From the bottom of a 35-foot deep pit I looked up at the past winter, preserved in the Taku Glacier.
		Bands of snow, some 4 feet thick, and thin ribbons of blue ice layered the walls of the pit that students with the Juneau Icefield Research Project had dug into the glacier, 30 miles northeast of Juneau.
	www.class.uidaho.edu /druker/Juneau/Ins_summerice.htm (1525 words)

	Juneau Empire - newspaper in Juneau, Alaska USA covering Juneau local news at Mondo Times
		Juneau Empire is a newspaper in Juneau, Alaska, USA covering general news.
		Juneau Empire contact information is available only to Mondo Times Advanced Members.
		Juneau Empire is owned by Morris Communications Company LLC.
	www.mondotimes.com /1/world/us/2/11/110 (129 words)

	Boston.com / News / Local / Conn. / Alaska's new fast ferry sidelined in Mexico for repairs
		JUNEAU -- Alaska's new fast ferry Fairweather is sidelined in Acapulco, Mexico, while engineers replace a malfunctioning engine computer on the $40 million vessel.
		The 235-foot ship could have continued on the journey operating on the other three engines, but the captain decided to replace the engine computer while waiting for weather conditions to improve, Poor said.
		It is expected to begin operations in May, serving the communities of Juneau, Haines, Skagway and Sitka.
	www.boston.com /news/local/connecticut/articles/2004/03/17/alaskas_new_fast_ferry_sidelined_in_mexico_for_repairs (366 words)

	Bartlett Regional Hospital
		Four Juneau residents were transported to Bartlett Regional Hospital's emergency room, after the accident occurred at about 4:20 pm, according to police.
		JUNEAU - A 52-year-old Juneau man died early Thursday after apparently shooting himself outside the Bartlett Regional Hospital emergency room, police reported.
		JUNEAU - A downtown altercation that sent a police officer to the Bartlett Regional Hospital emergency room Tuesday night also sent a man to the Lemon Creek...
	hospitals.cancer-help.org /Bartlett_Regional_Hospital.html (1843 words)

	Search: Juneau - Info.co.uk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Juneau Empire, the daily newspaper in Juneau, Alaska, USA.
		Juneau is located in the Panhandle of Southeast Alaska, 900...
		KINY Radio, Juneau, Alaska's most complete broadcast and Internet radio station providing 24-hour live webcast, audio newscasts on-demand in RealAudio, weather, fishing and charter information, tourist and visitor guides, shopping, classified ads...
	dpxml.infospace.com /infocom.uk/results?otmpl=dog/webresults.htm&qkw=Juneau&CMP=KNC-3LS480536328&infoad=1 (373 words)

	Sealaska - About - Board of Directors
		Juneau carver Jim Markes uses an adze to carve a rough form of a seven-foot-long totem Tuesday at Sealaska Plaza...(more) (08-17-05)
		Ernestine Hayes, who was raised by her grandmother in Juneau while her mother was hospitalized, said she never doubted her mother missed her.
		The city of Juneau is fortunate to have retained some of its Tlingit place names, and, in certain cases, to have revived others.
	www.sealaskaheritage.org /news/news_articles_on_shi.htm (5083 words)

	Juneau Empire CrossSound 2000 press
		Then she spent time in Asia and learned to play the koto, a 13-stringed instrument that originated in Seventh century Japan where it was played by blind monks.
		Now that Brody's in Juneau, euphonium player Nathan Bastuscheck pointed out a few notes in the score that are difficult to achieve on the euphonium.
		Sponsored by Juneau Arts and Humanities Council, this is a celebration of musical diversity showcasing a mix of Asian and Western instruments and artists.
	www.crosssound.com /CS01/CrossSoundPress/CSpress2000/Empire2000.html (1443 words)

	Auke Tribe Totem Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The pole was commissioned by the Juneau Centennial Committee in 1981.
		The restoration cost is being funded with donations from the Downtown Juneau Rotary Club and by Juneau residents Mary Ellen Arvold and Dave Hass in memory of their daughter Elizabeth.
		Museum Curator Mary Pat Wyatt said the donations totaled $15,000, and the totem restoration and relocation also are being supported by many volunteers.
	www.juneaurotary.org /auke_tribe_totem_project2.htm (483 words)

	Juneau Empire Nov. 15, 2001
		The Juneau performance will be at 3:30 p.m.
		Juneau Symphony trumpet player Rick Trostel is part of the ensemble performing "Harold and the
		Netherlands; alto flute player Skyler Lashley of Juneau, who is the new music teacher at Dzantik'i
	www.crosssound.com /CS01/CrossSoundPress/CSpress2001/Empire111501/empire111501.html (537 words)

	CRC Juneau Empire article
		Juneau's Annabel Lund is in Bosnia volunteering with Conflict Resolution Catalysts, which works with children and others in the war-torn nation.
		She filed this report on the winter's anti-government demonstrations in Belgrade, which have largely subsided.
		Still it would take only the smallest spark to set things off: the stench of potential violence permeated the air like the smell of ozone before a storm.
	www.crcvt.org /lund1.html (1339 words)

	Juneau Empire Online Local News: Zoning Change to Allow Bear Sanctuary 11-05-02 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The state Department of Fish and Game euthanized a fl bear cub Tuesday after his mother was shot by police on Threadneedle Street in the Mendenhall Valley.
		JUNEAU - The Juneau Assembly on Monday unanimously approved a zoning change that will allow zoos, aquariums and animal rehabilitation facilities in some parts of town.
		The change also could apply to the Juneau Raptor Center's plan to build a permanent facility near Brotherhood Bridge.
	www.alaskabears.org /press/11-05-02-juneauemp.html (248 words)

	The Ministorage Fire - JE2
		Storage-unit blaze: Karen Lechner walks through the burned-out remains at the Juneau Self-Storage building today photographing her destroyed belongings.
		The cause and source of a fire that destroyed a self-storage facility near Lemon Creek on Sunday morning may never be known, a fire official said today.
		Fire Marshal Randy Waters said he is continuing to investigate the fire that caused millions of dollars in private-property damage and destroyed a building at the Juneau Self-Storage facility.
	www.arlomidgett.com /fire-je2.htm (641 words)

	JuneauAlaska.com: About Juneau
		Juneau is unlike any other place on earth.
		In the Panhandle of Southeast Alaska, Juneau is located on Gastineau Channel in the Inside Passage about 900 air miles north of Seattle (a two-hour flight) and 600 air miles south of Anchorage (a 90-minute flight).
		Juneau has a good reputation when it comes to accessibility.
	juneaualaska.com /visit/about.shtml (252 words)

	Article from the 12/22/98 Issue of the Juneau Empire about Bill Ruddy
		Juneau lawyer Bill Ruddy is helping to start a law office in Vladivostok.
		The work Ruddy does in Russia is in many ways similar to the work he does in Juneau, where he handles mostly commercial cases.
		Ruddy said the future of his Juneau firm, Ruddy, Bradley and Kolkhorst, isn't dependent on the strength of the Russian economy.
	www.alaska.net /~rbklaw/Biz_ruddy.html (831 words)

	Sitnews -Stories in the News - Ketchikan, Alaska - Viewpoints - Opinions - Letters to the Editor
		This is in response to a column, "A Call to Action" by Ted Wright printed in the Juneau Empire on Halloween of this year.
		Wright lists as a credential in his articles that he is a "former Juneau teacher" and I have not been able to find a school in Juneau that he taught in.
		I suggest that if you are going to have a column called "Southeast Tides" on Southeast Alaska Native issues that it be authored by somebody who lives in Southeast Alaska and is committed to making positive contributions in addressing the complexities of our issues.
	www.sitnews.us /1104Viewpoints/112304_edward_thomas.html (811 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The Juneau Empire, the only newspaper in the State capitol, has published a blistering editorial saying that "Benefits for 'domestic partners' threatens not only traditional family values but also the pocketbooks of every Alaskan"..
		What to do Write the Editor of the Juneau Empire and protest their lack of understanding and lack of facts for this diatribe against domestic partners.
		It promotes the ability of people to take care of those they love WITHOUT government help OR interference - these are TRUE american family values - not the hate mongering the Juneau Empire editors are espousing.
	www.qrd.org /qrd/usa/alaska/1995/juneau.empire.blasts.dp.policy-08.95 (257 words)

	Juneau Arts and Humanities Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Juneau Arts and Humanities Council The Juneau Arts and Humanities Council (JAHC), incorporated in 1973, is the formal arts agency for the Capital
		Encourage creative expression, provide Juneau residents opportunities to explore their talents or interests in the arts and humanities by providing activities which have educational value to the participants, and by offering scholarships and grants
		The artistic priorities of the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council continue to be to present performing, visual, and literary arts of the very highest caliber; and to accurately assess and respond to our diverse community's needs.
	www.juneauartscouncil.org (657 words)

	Guest Reviews
		Hartman said he hopes they are creating something for the tourists to enjoy but, more importantly, that local people can enjoy.
		Juneau resident Diana Scheel said she came to the gardens to escape a stressful day at work.
		When she goes back to work tomorrow she'll have "someplace to go back to in my mind," she said.
	www.glaciergardens.com /R_empire.htm (992 words)

	Baha'i News -- Baha'is: Primary voids vote (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		There are about 200 Baha'i members in Juneau and 4,000 in Alaska, representatives of the faith said.
		Keith Hermann, spiritual assembly secretary for the Baha'i in Juneau, said if the purpose of the primary is to select candidates for general elections, then it is not in the interest of Baha'i members to vote in primaries.
		But in the case of a ballot measure during a primary election, it would seem an injustice to exclude those who do not wish to participate in choosing a primary candidate, Hermann said.
	www.uga.edu /bahai/2002/020730.html (479 words)

	Juneau Folk Music and Dance Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Meanwhile, check the Juneau Empire for updates on Contra, Salsa, ballroom and folk dancing in Juneau.
		Here in Juneau, our gracious hostess, Miss Odette Foster, leads dancers through the figures as she gives a glimpse into the origin of each dance.
		JUNEAU INTERNATIONAL FOLKDANCERS meet Sundays 6-8pm at the Juneau Racquet Club Downtown, to dance ballroom and new and familiar folk dances from around the world.
	www.ptialaska.net /%7Eddonalds (294 words)

	Anchorage - Current News & Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The longtime Juneau resident, now a voice teacher at the University of Alaska Anchorage, will perform "An Evening of Opera" with the Waynes and pianist Sue...
		Juneau, Alaska - Governor Frank H. Murkowski announced the appointment of Craig F. Stowers of Anchorage to the Anchorage Superior Court bench.
		A 9-year-old Juneau boy was in stable condition at an Anchorage hospital Tuesday night, a day after his bike ran into a sport utility vehicle near his Douglas...
	news.daylightonline.com /Anchorage.html (7160 words)

	JuneauEmpire.com: Local: Libraries offer online tutoring service 11/25/03
		Students in Juneau have one less excuse for less-than-perfect grades this year.
		The Juneau Public Libraries have partnered with Tutor.com to pair Juneau students with professional tutors for online homework help sessions.
		The Juneau Public Libraries are the first library in the state to use the Tutor.com services, Strandtmann.
	www.tutor.com /press/Juneau_Empire_11252003.htm (538 words)

	AKLegislature.com: Kids Voting
		A Juneau chapter of the nationwide Kids Voting USA program first became active in 1996, with the mission of educating local students about the rights and responsibilities of citizenship, helping to instill the "habit" of voting in young people, and generating increased voter participation in the adult community.
		Kids Voting was started by three Arizona civic and business leaders who observed, while visiting Costa Rica, that voter turn out in the country was 80 or 90 percent due in part to the fact that students vote along side their parents on election day.
		In 2000, about 2,300 students in Juneau, grades K-12, went to the polls and voted with their parents.
	alaskalegislature.com /kidsvote (500 words)

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