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Taku River glacial outburst flood crests without breaching riverbanks

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By Alix Soliman Verified
| KTOO Public Media (Juneau, AK) Verified
The confluence of the Taku and Tulsequah Rivers. (Photo Courtesy of USGS/Alaska Science Center) A glacial outburst flood on the Taku River south of Juneau crested early Wednesday morning. Water rushed out of Lake No Lake, a basin dammed by the Tulsequah Glacier in British Columbia. Aaron Jacobs is the senior service hydrologist at the National Weather Service in Juneau. He said the release began sometime Tuesday morning and was confirmed by a resident in the remote area.
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Juneau “Glitz” drag show celebrates LGBTQ+ love and community

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By Alix Soliman Verified
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Aria B. Cassadine holds out the microphone to the crowd during her drag performance on June 26, 2026. (Photo by Alix Soliman/KTOO) Bubbles, a giant rainbow flag, 3 days of performances, 15 drag artists, Cookie Monster, sequins, glitter and glam. Over the weekend, more than 300 people attended Glitz, Juneau’s annual LGBTQ+ Pride extravaganza. Juneau Drag is organized by local Drag Queen Gigi Monroe, who started Glitz in 2015.
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Juneau residents rally around tunnel solution to glacial outburst flooding

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By Alix Soliman Verified
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Debbie Penrose Fischer was rescued by Capital City Fire/Rescue after flood water surrounded her home on Gee Street in 2024. (Photo courtesy of Debbie Penrose Fischer) Juneau residents in the glacial lake outburst flood zone are rallying around a single, long-term solution: a tunnel. At a community-led meeting, a local mining expert presented an alternative tunneling method that could cut the cost of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ proposed project in half.
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