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State seeks input on road, ferry, trail improvement list

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.

WATER FIGHT!

Members of the Sitka Fire Department and US Coast Guard battle it out during the Fourth of July...

Candy and balloons, rain or shine

Jesse Notkong made cotton candy at Baranof playground during a rainy July 3rd afternoon. Food and...

Wed Jul 3, 2013

Sen. Bert Stedman signs ballot petition for oil tax repeal. Forest Service announces Big Thorne timber sale. Klukwan clan agrees to display historic art.

Early bird? Raven Radio seeks Morning Hosts

This fall Raven Radio will be remodeling its Morning Edition schedule, and retooling its sound. We're hoping to add some new voices to our roster of morning news hosts -- maybe yours! If you think you have the chops for news, consider taking this short survey.

‘Art Shares’ light up camp this week

Sitka Fine Arts Camp instructors Paul Cox and W.T. McRae discuss this week's "Art Shares," or faculty performances. 7 PM each evening through July 5 at the Odess Theater in Allen Hall (no admission charge). Art Shares are a chance for students to see how professional artists engage the public on stage.

Tue Jul 2, 2013

Police arrest suspected auto thief after high speed chase, crash. Trollers to fish six days in first king opener. Dungy season shortened because of low early harvests. NPS architects use laser technology to scan Sitka totems. Dawson Const. wins contract to build new Juneau cultural center.

Digital preservation in National Historical Park

https://www.kcaw.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/01TOTEM.mp3 While the totem pole is one of the most...

Walter Soboleff Center closer to construction

A Southeast Alaska cultural organization has hired a contractor to build a large Native arts and education center in Juneau.

Sitka Artisans Market: Less competition, more networking

Elizabeth Faulkner and Sarah Lawrie discuss plans for this year's (Dec 6, 7, and 8, 2013) Sitka Artisan's Market, which has been brought under the umbrella of the Greater Sitka Arts Council. The show will be juried, but artists should consider it a chance to connect with their peers around the state.