Author: KCAW News

Tue May 1, 2012

After harvest, Sitka Tribe renews herring concerns. Sitka grandmother, uncle sentenced in child abuse case. Direct ferry resumes between Angoon and Sitka. Parnell doesn't plan to call lawmakers back to Juneau. Juneau school board balances funding, cuts. Former Ketchikan mayor pleads guilty to child pornography possession.

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After harvest, Sitka Tribe renews herring concerns

This year’s lower-than-expected herring harvest has renewed calls from the Sitka Tribe of Alaska to change the fishery. The Tribe sees it as validation of a long-held concern. But a state biologist says although this year definitely requires some study, the model used to manage the fishery is still good.

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2 Sitkans sentenced in child abuse case

Superior Court Judge David George sentenced 52-year-old Ernestine Dugaqua to 40 months in jail, with 24 suspended, for third-degree assault. 21-year-old Frank Natkong was also sentenced in the case.

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Mon Apr 30, 2012

'Tough choices' as Assembly weighs budget. New book presents 3,000 Native place names in SE. State Republicans elect new leadership. Juneau gift shop owner sentenced for not paying $192k in sales tax.

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Fri Apr 27, 2012

Former Sitkan sentenced for embezzlement. Construction of POW mine to begin within 3 years. States prep residents for tsunami debris. AK House speaker waiting to see if he’ll call Senate back. Nenana ice jackpot biggest ever at $350K.

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Thu Apr 26, 2012

Assembly to wade through budget. Southeast’s largest tribal organization pushes for sea otter changes. USFS approves large logging project near Petersburg.

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