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Filing period to run for local office open until August 6

Municipal Clerk Sara Peterson joined KCAW's Brooke Schafer for the Morning Interview to discuss what’s required of those interested in running for local office.

Sitka National Historic Park to present cultural landscape report on Russian Bishop’s House

Kelly Ream and Jessica Perkins join host, Brooke Schafer in discussing the upcoming cultural landscape report

Cellobration! moves to the porch for final concert July 24

Dr. Melissa Kraut and student cellist Bella Lorenzo-Giguere discuss the culminating event of The Sitka International Cello Seminar -- Cellobration! The month-long seminar brings top students from around the country to live and play in Sitka. The final concert will be performed on the porch of the Miner Music Center at Stevenson Hall, 6 p.m. Saturday, July 24. The concert is free, but please dress for the weather.

Cruise agency rep discusses health and safety protocols as Sitka preps for first big ship

Senior VP of Global Maritime Policy for CLIA, ( Cruise Lines International Association) Bryan Solerno, joins Host, Brooke Schafer to discuss what Covid protocols will look like for the 2021 cruise season.

Bruhl: The pandemic is ‘partitioning’ into a more virulent track for the unvaccinated

Chief Medical Officer at SEARHC, Dr. Elliot Bruhl speaks about the causes and consequences of Sitka's latest COVID-19 outbreak.

Sitka woman medevaced following accident on Cascade Creek Road

A 25-year-old Sitka woman was medevaced to Anchorage after she rolled her car on Cascade Creek Road Tuesday evening (7-13-21).

Skipper Science app hopes to bridge gap between fishermen and scientists

A new app through The Skipper Science Partnership will allow fisherman to contribute info directly...

Sitka sax players drum up ‘brass band’ to welcome Californian as he wraps his 50-state tour

A California man and his son were greeted by a saxophone quartet today (6-28-21) after touching down at Rocky Gutierrez airport. Daniel Fluss and his son traveled to Alaska to complete Fluss’s dream of visiting all 50 states.

Sitka Pride Month culminates with trail walk, block party on Saturday

Sitkans have been attending Pride Month art shows, movie screenings, an “ally workshop,” and more events are planned for this weekend.

Final weekend of Sitka Music Festival to feature works by Bach, Chopin and Dvorak

Musicians, Yuliya Gorenman and Alex Gonzalez join host, Katherine Rose, to discuss their personal music histories and what to expect from the final weekend of the Sitka Music Festival.

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