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Alaska Day soundtrack includes pipes and drums
The Seattle Firefighters Pipes and Drums group has been flying to Sitka to take commemorate Alaska Day for over a decade. Their trip is covered by locals and they lend a lot of ceremony to the occasion.
150 years in the making, Kiks.ádi gather to commemorate loss of land
October 18th is Alaska Day. This year, Sitka is pulling out all the stops to commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the transfer of Alaska from Russia to the United States. Nevertheless, the holiday remains a somber occasion for many in the Alaska Native community.
No typical day, says new assistant district attorney
"Every day is kind of different," says Browning. "Some days you have time in your office to do research and writing, other days you’re in the courtroom all day."
Juneau, Sitka public radio stations restore broadcasting to Puerto Rico
A pair of portable, emergency radio stations built for use in Southeast Alaska in the event of tsunami or other disaster are being deployed in hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico.
Audio Postcard: Dedication of the Dachx̲anx’ee Yán
The Dachx̲anx’ee Yán took its first voyage Thursday evening. KCAW’s Katherine Rose brings us this...
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Where prisyadka meets sisterhood, New Archangel Dancers hold auditions
Sitka's New Archangel Dancers (NAD) is recruiting new members. Linda Speerstra, Tori Hay, and Amber Parker talked about the audition process and their involvement with the group.
Painter considers legacy of Sheldon Jackson
Tim Troll is the Executive Director of the Bristol Bay Heritage Land Trust and a painter, whose work is a part of the Voices of Change exhibit at the Sitka National Historical Park.
Chowder again on menu at Brave Heart, post-parade
Brave Heart executive director Auriella Hughes and Jean Frank discuss the organization's Smoked Salmon Chowder fundraiser, following the Alaska Day Parade at the Pioneers' Home Manager's House.
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Raven Radio is accepting applications for GM position
General Manager for KCAW (Raven Radio)This is a full time, exempt position. Click here for full job description. The application period is open until filled, but initial screening of applicants will occur on September 1.
Southeast News
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Group collecting signatures on health insurance initiatives
A CT scanner installed at Petersburg Medical Center in 2011. Laboratory services would be one of...
Academy offers peek inside the workings of the police department
Methamphetamine, heroin and cash seized in a recent drug bust are on display at the Ketchikan...
Sen. Sullivan optimistic about Alaska, nation’s direction
Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-AK), talks about proposed tax reforms during a roundtable discussion Oct. 11...
Alaska News
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U.S. Senate passed budget that could open ANWR
Environmental groups held a rally at the Capitol Oct. 17, 2017, urging senators to vote against...
Day one of AFN sees rousing speeches on fiscal crisis and “Strength in Unity”
Sgt. Jody Potts delivers her keynote address to the AFN convention. (Photo by Zachariah Hughes,...
Alaska and its tribes sign child services compact
Governor Bill Walker signs the Alaska Tribal Child Welfare Compact at the 2017 Alaska Federation...
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Bannon Attacks George W. Bush After Ex-President Decried ‘Nativism,’ ‘Bigotry’
Former Trump chief strategist Steve Bannon, who has declared war on the GOP establishment, took...
A Look A The Health Crisis In Puerto Rico After Hurricane Maria
A month after Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, millions of residents still don’t have access to electricity or proper healthcare, and bacteria in the water has exposed many people to disease.
Officer Killed In Niger Attack Laid To Rest In South Florida
WLRN’s Caitie Switalski reports from the funeral of Sgt. La David T. Johnson. He was the U.S. Army officer who was one of four U.S. troop members killed in Niger earlier this month.
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