Thu Jan 3, 2012
Julianne Curry named to top post at United Fishermen of Alaska. Sitka Salmon Shares: A real-life lesson in food sustainability. Ketchikan celebrates opening of new library. Sorry. Audio for this newscast is...
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Year: 2013
Marine Highway head steps down
The head of the state’s ferry system is stepping down. Capt. Mike Neussl’s last day of work as the Deputy Commissioner for Marine Operations will be next Friday, January 11. His departure comes close on the heels of a decision by Gov. Parnell to scale back the Alaska-class ferry project – a decision which took even the region’s legislators by surprise.
He says his resignation is not fallout from the issue.
Sitka Salmon Shares: A real-life lesson in food sustainability
A college professor who studies food systems is putting his money where his brain is. Nic Mink has spent the past two summers in Sitka meeting fishermen and learning about the economy salmon trolling. Now, he’s launched a business to connect individual fishermen (like Marsh Skeele, pictured above) with consumers in the Midwest.
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Wisewoman starts regular walking program
Wisewoman staff Barb Morse and Clara Gray are kicking off a monthly walk in the park for women, noon today (1-2-13) at Sitka National Historical Park. For more information call 966-8782. Sorry. Audio for this interview is not...
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Wed Jan 2, 2013
2012’s top news stories from our sister stations in the CoastAlaska network: KFSK Petersburg, KTOO Juneau, KRBD Ketchikan, and KSTK Wrangell. Sorry. Audio for this newscast is unavailable.
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Mon Dec 31, 2012
The fate of the lone survivor of a Coast Guard helicopter crash, an improbable legislative win by a not-quite-graduated college student, and a visit by a remarkable 18-year old who began her life abandoned in a harbor restroom were top stories in Sitka in 2012.
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