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Raven Radio's financial stability relies on membership contributions and funding from local businesses and non-profit organizations. We encourage you to contact KCAW about program sponsorship opportunities for your business or non-profit organization. Contact Raven Radio Development Director Amy Kramer Johnson at 907-747-5877 or amy@kcaw.org and ask about on-air donor announcements. Support for your community radio is made possible by you! morePosted in Support KCAW Leave a comment
The CorvidEYE
Unkindness of ravens
A group of ravens is known collectively as an "unkindness," and today they lived up to the term. The birds managed to, shall we say, aerate the lawn in front of our studios at the Cable House. morePosted in The CorvidEYE Leave a comment
Local News
Forest compromise group ends work
The Tongass Futures Roundtable is shutting down. The organization tried to resolve Southeast Alaska forest-issue conflicts. moreRofkar: ‘So many more discoveries’ to make
Sitka's Teri Rofkar was named the 2013 Rasmuson Distinguished Artist. The annual award is given by the Rasmuson Foundation to an Alaska artist with a history of accomplishment. It brings with it a $40,000 prize. morePosted in Local News, Syndicated Leave a comment
Hale: Copper still a concern in cruise ship wastewater
The top state official in charge of water quality says cruise ships have cleaned up their act considerably over the last fifteen years. Michelle Bonnet Hale is the director of the Division of Water for the Department of Environmental Conservation. She spoke to the Sitka Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday (5-15-13). She said the state’s remaining concerns were the levels of ammonia, copper, nickel, and zinc. morePosted in Local News, Syndicated Tagged cruise ship wastewater, Michelle Bonnet Hale Leave a comment