Matt, from Air Station Sitka, was in the studio to talk about his Alaskan experience. He reached back to some hits from the 90s and we also got to hear some B sides along the way. It was great to fit him in before he ships off to Washington this fall. Listen to the whole show here:
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On Friday(10/18/13), Steve Dalquist made sure Sitka upheld long-practiced Alaska Day traditions. He started the day early, first by raising the Russian flag on Castle Hill. Then he retrieved the canon that would lead the 9th infantry reenactors in the Alaska Day parade.
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In the days leading up to Alaska Day, TSA employees aren’t the only ones in uniform at Sitka’s Airport. There is also a committed group of ladies dressed in 1860s style day dresses. The hoop skirts, petticoats and decorative hats let you know that they share the same mission: getting visitors psyched for Alaska Day.
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Lenwood Sloan calls himself a “Gunrunner for the arts.” He serves as a consultant linking the tourism industry with the arts.
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The Sitka Tribe of Alaska’s general manager is leaving for a similar job in Washington state. Ted Wright announced his resignation in a press release sent out late Tuesday afternoon.
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Raven Radio is looking for a reporter and news host. Applicants should have reporting and broadcast skills, and the ability to work independently under deadline pressure. Bachelor’s degree in Journalism or related field...
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A Sitka veterinarian is warning pet-owners away from a part of town where two dogs were poisoned this week.
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Some small Southeast Alaska communities don’t have federally funded jobs. But, residents still have strong reasons to care about the federal budget.
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Former Gov. Bill Sheffield made a surprise visit to the Sitka Historical Society annual meeting on Sunday night.
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Candidate for governor Bill Walker is a long-time Republican. This campaign, he’s an independent candidate.
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