Mark Sabbatini
Reporter at Juneau Empire
Reporter at Capital City Weekly
Editor of the world's northernmost alternative newspaper
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1 week ago |
juneauindependent.com | Mark Sabbatini
This is a developing story. A hiker who fell about 150 feet near Salmon Creek Dam on Saturday afternoon died from injuries sustained, according to Capital City Fire/Rescue. A post on CCFR’s Facebook page at 4:14 p.m. it was involved in a rescue operation with Juneau Mountain Rescue, Alaska State Troopers and Temsco Helicopters Inc. "We have a paramedic and EMT with the patient now," the post stated.
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1 week ago |
juneauindependent.com | Mark Sabbatini
41st annual race under late-night sun sees colorful field of participants being more than kind of blueLife as a bowling ball isn’t easy when you’re taking part in a fun run, said Neve McNamara, 10, during warmups for the 41st annual Only Fools Run At Night on Friday evening. "I have significant head damage from rolling on the ground," she said in jest.
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1 week ago |
peninsulaclarion.com | Mark Sabbatini
In Death Valley summer temperatures of 80°F would be considered a cold snap. In Juneau they’ll now result in the first-ever official heat advisories from the National Weather Service. The advisories, newly announced for all of Alaska at different temperature levels last week, are based on newly available data about people’s susceptibility to heat in the state compared to other parts of the United States, according to an announcement by the weather service.
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1 week ago |
juneauempire.com | Mark Sabbatini
In Death Valley summer temperatures of 80°F would be considered a cold snap. In Juneau they’ll now result in the first-ever official heat advisories from the National Weather Service. The advisories, newly announced for all of Alaska at different temperature levels last week, are based on newly available data about people’s susceptibility to heat in the state compared to other parts of the United States, according to an announcement by the weather service.
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2 weeks ago |
juneauempire.com | Mark Sabbatini
A homeless encampment across the street from the Glory Hall that has grown to nearly 20 tents is set to be cleared after occupants at noon Friday received a 48-hour vacate notice from the Juneau Police Department, with people living at the site saying they don’t know where they’ll go next.
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