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Sitka reported 25 new coronavirus cases last week

Sitka reported 25 new coronavirus cases over the last week, and no new hospitalizations were reported.

An inspiring love story brings romance to the stage at the Sitka Music Festival

Flautist Amy Taylor and violist Christian Colberg met playing for the Cincinnati Symphony, but it was a medical scare that made him realize he could not live without her.

Sentinel Sports: Sitka Wolves baseball, track teams score big at state tournaments

Daily Sitka Sentinel Sports editor Garland Kennedy joins KCAW's Robert Woolsey to discuss the Sitka Wolves second-place finish at last weekend's state baseball tournament.

Sitka Music Festival kicks off summer with first concert this Friday

The Sitka Music Festival is returning to a pre-COVID format. Artistic director Zuill Bailey and violinist Benjamin Bree discuss the month's lineup of concerts.

Local high school senior, Asa Dow, on the future of Sitka’s hydroelectric production

Sitkan Asa Dow, joins KCAW's Brooke Schafer to discuss his upcoming presentation on the future of hydroelectricity in Sitka

Grand jury indicts two previous felons on concealed weapons charges

In one case, TSA officers found a pistol in the luggage of a man with a felony conviction. In a second case, Troopers discovered a convicted felon had posted video of himself firing a semi-automatic handgun on Blue Lake Road.

Startled driver put his van and three passengers into Eliason Harbor

Sitka police spokesperson Serena Wild says that the driver became confused and stepped on the gas instead of the brake when parking the van. The vehicle jumped the concrete parking block, startling the driver further, who stepped on the gas again, putting the van into the ocean.