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Get the right Medicare, Social Security benefits for you

Signing up for Medicare and Social Security benefits can ease financial burdens for all who qualify, but signing up is not an easy task. Luckily, help is coming April 19.

Exchange students reflect on Earth Day in Bulgaria, India

On this Morning Interview, KCAW's Enrique Pérez de la Rosa spoke to Mohan Arul and Yuli Nuri, exchange students from India and Bulgaria respectively, to talk about how different cultures think and care about the Earth.

Sentinel Sports: Baseball season opens in weekend tournament

Moller Field was teeming with activity this weekend. Players from South Anchorage, Juneau Douglas, Thunder Mountain, Ketchikan, and Sitka High Schools battled it out on the field, during the opening tournament of the baseball season.

Baranof Elementary invites adults to learn about kindergarten registration, now open

School is almost out in the Sitka District, but now is the time to register young tykes in kindergarten.

Rose takes over as KCAW’s full-time reporter

After a comprehensive search and recruitment effort over the winter, KCAW found a candidate to fill the demanding shoes of full-time reporter -- and we never had to look too far. Katherine Rose became our full-time reporter on March 18.

Bailey, Pratt celebrate friendship in weekend concert series

Grammy-winning cellist and Sitka Summer Music Festival artistic director Zuill Bailey says that pianist Awadagin Pratt is his oldest friend in music, with a relationship going back to a table-tennis rivalry in their teens. They'll share their stories and music in two events this weekend.