Parks & Recreation’s Free Month of Play Kicks Off July 29
Join the City and Borough of Juneau Parks & Recreation Department for Month of Play, a month of in-person events…
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Mendenhall River flooding update: stay safe during clean-up
With over a week of clean-up and repair work complete, it’s easy for tasks to start feeling routine. The urge to make progress just that much faster is hard to resist. As you keep working—especially with powerful tools in hazardous environments—don’t forget to put safety first. Make sure you are comfortable with the tools you’re using, wear protective gear like…
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Mendenhall River flooding update: crisis canines in Juneau, JCF relief fund open
Today offered opportunities to reflect on the generosity of those within and without our community as a number of new support resources became available to those affected by the flood—including some arriving on four legs. Take a moment to check the latest information below and make sure you’re aware of the resources available to you as you continue working to…
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Mendenhall Flood Relief Fund open for applications, donations
In the wake of unprecedented glacial outburst flooding along the Mendenhall River, the Juneau Community Foundation has reestablished the Mendenhall Flood Relief Fund to provide support to those affected by this disaster. If you have experienced significant loss as a result of the flooding, you are encouraged to apply for relief funds. Thanks to the generosity of many businesses, the…
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Craig Cimmons to serve as next Eaglecrest General Manager
The Eaglecrest Board of Directors is pleased to announce the selection of Craig Cimmons as the next General Manager of Eaglecrest Ski Area. Cimmons will formally be appointed to the role at a special Eaglecrest Board meeting on Thursday, August 15 at 5:30 pm. “The Eaglecrest Board is very excited to welcome Craig to the position of General Manager,” said…
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Mendenhall River flooding update: remember to care for mental health
A week out from the August 6 flooding, many in the community are facing significant loss and uncertainty. Exhaustion and strain are mounting; the end may seem far from sight. At this time, it’s more important than ever to care for your mental well-being alongside your physical needs. That might mean letting yourself take a break from cleaning or repair…
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Mendenhall River flooding update: Red Cross office open now, State assistance centers open Wednesday
New support is available on the ground for those affected by the August 6 Mendenhall River flood. The Red Cross has opened disaster assistance intake at their Lemon Creek office (5636 Glacier Highway) and the State of Alaska will open two in-person Disaster Assistance Centers beginning Wednesday. Read on for more information about these and other available resources. For complete…
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