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Sitka Music Festival weekend to highlight piano quartets

Pianist Jasmine Arakawa and violinist Helen Kim joined KCAW to discuss upcoming concerts at the Sitka Music Festival this weekend. Listen to their conversation here:

Visiting scientists to share research on intertidal species, climate change

Sitka Sound Science Center Research Director Lauren Bell and visiting scientists Matt Bracken and Cascade Sorte joined to discuss their work studying intertidal species and their reaction to climate change.

City to contract with Anchorage law firm as it waits for more attorney applicants

The assembly has contracted with a law firm in Anchorage to provide some legal services and will rely on staff to take care of other tasks as it continues to search for a new municipal attorney.

Administrator shares updates on city’s energy future

Municipal administrator John Leach joined KCAW's Andrew Hames to share updates on new sources of energy funding for the city and rehabilitation of the Green Lake project.

Entries sought for annual 4th of July unique car parade

The July 4th older and unique car parade is 10 a.m. Thursday, July 4. Organizer Jeff Budd joined KCAW to discuss the event and how to get involved. Listen here:

Assembly postpones decision on supplemental funds for Visit Sitka

The Sitka Assembly has postponed a decision on whether to provide $275,000 in additional funding for Visit Sitka, the contractor that provides the city’s visitor services, until its next meeting.

Sitka High track, softball teams score state championships

Sitka Sentinel sports reporter Garland Kennedy joined KCAW for the Morning Interview to share the Sitka High School's sports highlights from May.

Brooks-Schmidt to share new pieces in vocal performance

Mina Brooks-Schmidt, a soprano studying vocal performance at Carnegie Mellon University, will be performing this Thursday (6-13-24) with pianist Susan Reed and collaborators Brian Neal and Rhiannon Guevin.