Between now and Oct. 2, Raven News will profile the candidates for municipal office. Today's profile focuses on Mim McConnell. All three candidates will appear live on Raven Radio the evening of Sept. 18, to answer your questions.
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US Coast Guard Cutter Maple retrieved the Cape Edgecumbe weather buoy last week (8-30-12), after the errant instrument spent six days adrift in the Gulf of Alaska. The buoy was only about ten miles off station, dutifully transmitting weather and ocean conditions as it slowly cruised north and west in the balmiest seas of the summer. Last time the Cape Edgecumbe buoy broke loose – in winter – it drifted 400 miles before anyone caught it.
https://www.kcaw.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/interview_090412.mp3 Click here for iFriendly audio. MEHS athletic director Andrew Friske and SHS activities director Mike Vieira discuss early-season high school sports, and how...
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Candidate profile: Mayor's mom encourages her re-election bid. Tsimpsian language workshops in Ketchikan. House Dist 33 incumbent Kyle Johansen leaves Republican party to run as an independent.
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From now until Oct. 2, Raven News will profile the candidates for municipal office. This week, we focus on the three people running for mayor, beginning today with the incumbent, Cheryl Westover.
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Raven Radio's transmitter was fully repaired last night while turned off from 10pm to midnight. Not only is the electrical problem fixed, but the engineer had time to make some adjustments that will make the signal clearer and stronger. Sorry if your radio alarm was louder than you expected this morning! It will stay that way, which is much better for all involved once you adjust your radio's volume levels. Ken Fate, General Manager
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