Health officials announced four new coronavirus cases on Friday (10-30-20). While all of the new patients are classified as residents, only two of them are currently in Sitka.
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The Alaska Longline Fishermen’s Association (ALFA) and the Alaska Sustainable Fisheries Trust (ASFT) are hosting a Fall Fishermen’s EXPO November 11 - 12 to provide educational workshops and training to new and experienced local fishermen.
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Sitka's first-ever virtual Art Walk opens on November 20 online. GSAC's Rain Van Den Berg will discuss how the virtual Art Walk came about. GSAC is still looking for businesses to participate in the event (the deadline is October 31).
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The Alaska Food Festival & Conference will be online this year (November 6-7), but that means national experts have been included in the lineup of keynote speakers.
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The Sitka Assembly meets tonight (10-26-20) with an unusually short agenda.
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Susan Briles, patient health benefits supervisor at SEARHC, and financial planner Angela McGraw, will present on Medicare and Social Security benefits on Thursday, October 29. The two joined KCAW's Erin Fulton to discuss their program. Listen here:
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City Administrator John Leach received a ‘satisfactory’ performance review from the Sitka Assembly when the group met in a special meeting on Tuesday (10-20-20).
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District Ranger Perry Edwards describes some of the work accomplished this summer: Cabin maintenance district-wide, hardening the Shelikov Beach trail, replacing the stove at the Fred's Creek shelter, and planning the realignment of the Gavan Hill trail.
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As Alaskans we are supporting Joe Biden and Kamala Harris because we support their four pillars for rebuilding our economy, their commitment to social justice and equity, their plan for COVID response and their emphasis on people before politics. Alaskans deserve better than what we have been given these past four years.
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The city reported the new case on Tuesday. Sitka School District education director Chris Voron confirmed the new case is a staff member at Blatchley.
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