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Solstice Cruise tonight!

KCAW general manager Ken Fate and development director Amy Kramer Johnson visit the studio to talk about the station's Solstice Cruise, happening on Friday night, June 20, 2014

Sitka artists spruce up violins for auction

About 200 classical music lovers turned out on Wednesday for another free noon concert presented...

Raven Radio Solstice Cruise June 20

There are still tickets available for Raven Radio’s Solstice Cruise this Friday, June 20. Enjoy an evening cruising through Sitka Sound aboard an Allen Marine catamaran while grooving with Regal Cheese and Arsenic & Lace. There will tasty food provided by The Pub and a cash bar. We will depart from Crescent Harbor at 6pm and return at 8:30pm. Tickets are $50 per person and available at Old Harbor Books. All proceeds benefit Raven Radio. Cruise provided by Allen Marine.

Kruzof Island fieldwork

Graduate students from the University of Michigan and Sitka Conservation Society's Marjorie Hennessy discuss their current fieldwork on Kruzof Island.

Three Sitka artists, three grants…one surname

Last month, the Rasmuson Foundation announced the recipients of this year’s individual artist...

Sitka Maritime Heritage Society

The new executive director of the Sitka Maritime Heritage Society, Carole Gibb, speaks about summer plans for Japonski Island boat house rehabilitation, a Fourth of July fundraiser and upcoming planned free classes on historic window and door restoration.

Sitka’s White Elephant a community treasure

A community institution for over 50 years, the White Elephant Shop is a thrift store and so much more. The all-volunteer organization has donated over a million dollars to local non-profits, and now the White Elephant board has hired Karen Martinsen as the organization's first paid staff member.

Catalyst Quartet

Two members of the Catalyst String Quarter - Karla Donehew-Perez and Paul Laraia - visit KCAW's studio to talk about Glenn Gould, Bach, how the Catalyst Quartet formed and their work at the Sitka Summer Music Festival.

New commander for Air Station Sitka

Leadership of Coast Guard Air Station Sitka changed hands Wednesday in a formal afternoon ceremony. Captain Edward Sandlin handed over command to Mark Vislay in the air station’s cavernous hanger, before an audience of 130 officers, enlisted and civilian personnel, friends and family.