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B.C. mines concern some, not all, candidates

British Columbia mines are slated to be built close to transboundary rivers. That worries some candidates for the Legislature.

Weiland: Young Swimmer is “Safe Kid of the Month” at SCH

Koby Wyland, 11, was recognized as the "Safe Kid of the Month" at Sitka Community Hospital. He was joined by Patrick Williams and Ann Wilkinson.

Sam says he’ll put tribal citizens first

Bob Sam is one of five candidates running for the Sitka Tribe of Alaska Tribal Council. At age 60, he returns to the ballot an older man and, if elected, he says, a more wise and prudent council member.

Robinson: Merchants downtown prepare for Halloween

Jennifer Robinson shares information about upcoming events hosted by the Sitka Chamber of Commerce.

Debate for the State

November 4th is almost upon us. Be informed when you go to the polls, by tuning in Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 7-9 pm for Debate for the State, airing live from APRN on Raven Radio. From 7-8 pm on Wednesday, hear the Lieutenant Governor candidates, and 8-9 pm for the Gubernatorial candidates. Then beginning at 7 on Thursday, the candidates for US House will take the stage, followed by candidates for US Senate. Tune in and get informed!

Mt. Edgecumbe sends four students to Honor Fest

Jacob Mahoney (Bass II, senior) and Darius Harried (Tenor II, sophomore) are two students from Mt. Edgecumbe that took part in the Southeast Alaska Honor Music Festival this year.

Construction on Blue Lake dam is complete

Sitka marked a major milestone on Monday: construction on the Blue Lake dam is done. Contractors poured the final layer of concrete onto the top of the dam, which now rises 83 feet above its original level.

Bruhl: Upcoming Doc Talk and Q&A about the Ebola outbreak

Dr. Elliot Bruhl had planned to present on osteoarthritis. However, given the current Ebola outbreak, changed his topic to Ebola understanding and preparedness.

Yakutat off the air

Yakutat is temporarily off the air. We've got our engineers looking into the problem, and we hope to have things back up and running shortly. Thank you so much for your patience, and we apologize for any inconvenience.

Native language bill has personal meaning for Sitka family

Twenty Native languages, including Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian, became official state languages on Thursday, Oct. 23. For Sitka resident Heather Powell, the signing marked a personal victory for a member of her family.