The 2nd Annual Baranof Elementary School Fall Carnival will feature all of the classic carnival staples-- dunk tanks, cake walks, face painting, bouncy castles and baby goats.
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Lakota Harden, with SEARHC Health Promotion, and UAS Sitka’s Michael Mausbach discuss...
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While not strictly legal, "Muskeg Messages," "Caribou Clatter," and like forms of personal messaging have been commonplace on Alaska's public radio stations for decades. A handshake agreement by a key US Senator made this unique form of communication possible.
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Furry friends and their owners stopped by St. Peter's by the Sea Episcopal Church Tuesday evening for a blessing of the pets ceremony.
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The 30-foot fishing vessel, Miss Kaycie, broke free from its mooring in ANB Harbor on Tuesday (10-1-19) and drifted onto the rocks near the University of Alaska Southeast campus.
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Voters returned incumbent Kevin Knox to the Sitka Assembly, as well as former assembly member Thor Christianson. Newcomer Paul Rioux was the favorite for one vacant seat on the Sitka School Board. And voters declined to ban plastic bags.
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Municipal clerk Sara Peterson oversees elections in Sitka. She describes the ballot that voters will see next Tuesday (October 1), including races for two open seats on the Sitka Assembly, and one open seat on the Sitka School Board. There is also a proposition on the ballot this year. All voting takes place at Harrigan Centennial Hall, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Jorge Mario Agudelo Echeverry and Daniel Santiago Suarez are artists-in-residence at the Sitka Fine Arts Camp. The camp has a partnership with the Ministry of Culture in Columbia to bring in Columbian artists every year. Echeverry will present his work in progress The Tales of the Deer, a puppet & mask theater play 7 p.m. on Friday, September at the Odess Theater. Suarez's project is called Memories of Sitka, on display in the Yaw Art Studio 6-8 p.m. Thursday, October 3 (with an artist talk at 7 p.m.).
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Michael Mausbach, Andrew Gallagher, and Jeff Budd discuss the College to Career program at UAS. This is the final year of a Title III federal grant targeting historically marginalized populations, but it's aiming to diversify both in Sitka, and for distance-learning students.
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Plastic bags -- should we keep them or ban them? On Tuesday, September 17, from 7-8 p.m. Raven Radio invited listeners to join the conversation in the first election forum of the season.
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