SHS Wrestling coach Aaron Routon says his team has the makings of a strong season, after returning from the first meet of the season in Petersburg. Swimmers are just back from Juneau. Coach Robby Jarvill says his athletes saw competitors from around the region for the first time this weekend.
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Authorities search for brown bear responsible for killing a man near Poison Cove over the weekend. Search and Rescue locates overdue goat hunters; tows boat stranded near six-mile rock. Yakutat voters go to polls today. Organist rekindles sacred music of the past on 1844 instrument.
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Sitka police say remains found on Chichagof Island are likely those of 54-year-old Tomas Puerta. He left Sitka on Thursday and was reported overdue Sunday afternoon.
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For Sitka Mountain rescue, the last few days included overdue hunters on Thursday, a boat in distress on Friday, and a massive training exercise for 40 out-of-town National Guardsmen.
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Erin Fulton is the Tongass Forest Asset Mapping Resident at the Sitka Conservation Society, and Scott Harris is the Watershed Program Manager. SCS will spend the next couple of months surveying the public to identify "Attitudes and Priorities for Forest and Stream Restoration." Take the survey online here.
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https://www.kcaw.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/news_101512.mp3 Listen to iFriendly audio. Candidates tested on social issues during high school forum. Sitka the epicenter of Devil’s Club...
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Alaska Day festival activities in Sitka don’t always involve bagpipes and marching bands. Sometimes the music is a lot quieter. Marianne Gould gave two recitals recently on Sitka’s 1844-vintage Kessler organ. The instrument is housed in the downtown Sitka Lutheran Church, and was nearly destroyed in a fire two decades ago. Gould met the rebuilt Kessler Organ on cruise stop in Sitka last year. Her recital last Friday (10-12-12) was called “Songs My Mother Taught Me.”
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Here are all the questions House 34 candidates Bill Thomas (R-Haines) and Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins (D-Sitka), and Senate Q candidate Albert Kookesh (D-Angoon) answered during a 90-minute forum hosted by Sitka High School student government on Thursday, October 11, 2012.
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School prayer and gay marriage are not expected to be priorities in the next legislative session, but those were just a few of the questions Sitka High School students had on their minds Thursday (10-11-12) for candidates hoping to serve the newly-formed House District 34.
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Devil’s club is probably best known as a plant to avoid at all costs. But several small Southeast Alaska companies have a different take. They’re turning the roots, stems and bark of the plant into rubs and salves to treat sore joints and damaged skin.
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