One of the most rapid and successful invasions of a continent did not happen in any war. It’s happening now -- maybe right outside your window. The Eurasian collared-dove first came to North America in Florida in 1982, and was seen in Alaska as early as 2009. In Sitka, there are about 30 of the doves, and that number is multiplying. They're changing the way Sitka sounds.
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Zuill Bailey, Artistic Director of the Sitka Summer Music Festival will be the guest castaway on...
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Javier Barboza teaches animation at the Sitka Fine Arts Camp; Ed Littlefield teaches percussion. They discuss the role of collaboration during the short, intense high school session at camp. The two are performing this week during faculty "Art Shares" at camp (7PM thru Wed Jul 10, Odess Theater, Allen Hall). Final student performances begin on Thursday (Jul 11 - 13, 7 PM Sitka Performing Arts Center). Learn more about the Sitka Fine Arts Camp online.
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200-year-old rockfish proves to be only 64. Eurasian dove invades Alaska. New redistricting plan reunites Sitka and Petersburg.
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Our Deserted Island guest for July 6th, 2013 was Roxann Gagner. She is a teacher at Blatchely...
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Traci loves to dance, hike and workout. Her island will need to be big to give Traci room to roam!...
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A new redistricting plan keeps Ketchikan with Wrangell. Petersburg is in with Sitka and Craig. Downtown Juneau is with Haines and Skagway. The Mendenhall Valley remains its own district.
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Sitka Summer Music Festival artistic director Zuill Bailey and executive director Kayla Boettcher put a wrap on the 2013 season. A capital campaign for Stevenson Hall is underway. Learn more about the Sitka Summer Music Festival online.
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Audio postcard: What Sitkans think about Independence Day. Performing Arts Center architect visits town on cruise ship, views his completed work for the first time. State seeks public comment on transportation improvement projects.
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A bike path in Saxman, a bridge replacement in Juneau and trail improvements in Sitka are on the list of federally-funded transportation projects for Southeast Alaska.
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