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MS Walk organizers believe ‘positive energy is healing’

Colleen Dahlquist and Becky Peavey are organizing MS Walk: Sitka 2017, which begins at 10:00 a.m. at the Gary Paxton Industrial Park (registration at 9:30).

Kid’s bike swap available at annual rodeo

The Rotary Club's annual Bike Rodeo on Saturday, May 13th at the Coast Guard Hangar from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. This year, kids can swap their bike for one that fits better.

Lyme disease the focus in documentary screenigs

May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month. Lucy and Rich Phillips Rich are presenting two films to raise awareness on the public health issue. Downloadable audio.

May 9th, 2017: Sitka Assembly meeting shortened

In the aftermath of the weekend’s tragic events, the Sitka Assembly reduced its agenda for tonight’s meeting (05-09-17) from eleven items to three.

Sitka man indicted on three counts of murder in girlfriend’s death

A Sitka man was charged with first degree murder, after telling police he killed his girlfriend during an argument this morning (05-06-17).

Next week is Bike-to-Work Week!

Jason Birbal and Ibert Vega are bike commuters and talk about sharing the road with cars, using hand signals and other safety precautions to take when out biking.

Future problem solvers set out for international competition

Sitka's middle school/high school team of 'Future Problem Solvers' won the state competition last weekend in Cordova on April 29.

Scientist sleuths an anemone mystery

Alan Verde, marine biologist from the Maine Maritime Academy, is the Scientist in Residency Fellow at the Sitka Sound Science Center.

Break out your binoculars! The birds are coming!

Park Ranger Ryan Carpenter and birder Lucy Phillips invite listeners to observe migrant and resident bird species of Sitka National Historical Park during the park’s Spring Migration Bird Walks. Downloadable audio.

Arts & Science Festival offers a ‘journey of learning and discovery’

The Sitka Arts & Science Festival is the answer for adults who are envious of the immersive experience for younger students during the regular Sitka Fine Arts Camp sessions.