Sitka man dies in car crash trying to elude police. Ketchikan assembly shoots down neighborhood revitalization plan. Juneau residents open dialog on gun control. 'Whistleblowers' combine music and activism at Washington state nuclear site.
Mayor, assembly break ground on $90-million dam project. Ketchikan considers 140-lot land sale. Holiday Brass a Sitka tradition for visiting musicians, too.
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Sitka to hold ground-breaking ceremony for Blue Lake Dam expansion today. A plan to improve hatchery king returns near Petersburg moves forward. More details emerge about Alaska-class ferry redesign.
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https://www.kcaw.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/news_122012.mp3 Listen to iFriendly audio. In wake of Newtown shooting, community officials meet to discuss school safety plans. Community Land Trusts could offer path to affordable...
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While the Southeastern US was battered by severe Christmas weather, Sitkans enjoyed another day of brief-but-welcome sunlight. This is Mother Earth on Tommy Joseph's Centennial Totem at Sitka National Historical Park. As photographer Hugh Bevan knows, it's one of the best places to catch some late-afternoon rays.
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Dropping by Sitka on a layover en route to Seoul, South Korea, Polar Chief of Staff J. Twinkle Rovington says Santa has traded toy trains and dolls for K-pop. And yes, Virginia, the Moon Base is real! Pull up a chair, light your favorite cigar, and savor the life of the one-percent north of the Arctic Circle.
Mike Kernin and John DePalatis, executive directors of Sitka JazzFest, discuss the 18th season this coming February.
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In an effort to share Raven Radio's own story with a broader audience in Sitka and further afield we broadcast our annual meeting for the first time on Tuesday, December 18th, 2012. Check it out here if you missed it!
Scott Harris and Adam Andis discuss the winning dishes from the Sitka Conservation Society's annual Wild Foods Potluck. The theme for this year's event was watersheds, and identifying priority projects for the Sitka area.
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Affordable housing advocates in Sitka are looking at a new strategy for leveling the market for low- and middle-income home buyers. Michael Brown is a Community Land Trust consultant with Burlington Associates, who met with Sitka’s municipal government on Tuesday (12-18-12). He appeared on KCAW’s Morning Interview, where he explained the rationale for creating community land trusts.
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