https://www.kcaw.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/news_012412.mp3 Click here for iFriendly audio. Assembly to consider revising tax code, Pacific High designs, at its regular meeting tonight. Colleagues mourn loss of long-time...
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Public Works foreman Mike Webb reports that a broken water main has forced the closure of Halibut Point Rd. between Marine St. (near Blatchley Middle School) and the roundabout. Traffic will DETOUR along Marine St. and Erhler to the roundabout. Repairs are expected to take a full day on Tuesday.
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Fighting master Aaron Elmore, with Juneau's Theater in the Rough, teaches a swordfighting clinic to over two dozen Sitkans on Saturday (1-21-12). Students started out with pencils, but quickly worked their way up to real rapiers and foils. Two upcoming Sitka productions, "Moon Over Buffalo" and "Cyrano", both feature extensive swordplay (and daggers!).
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https://www.kcaw.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/interview_012312.mp3 Click here for iFriendly audio. Jeff Budd, with the Greater Sitka Arts Council (and the Sitka Rotary), says over one-hundred pieces of art will go on sale this...
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https://www.kcaw.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/news_012312.mp3 Click here for iFriendly audio. KCAW awaiting official confirmation of a report that Sitka Magistrate Bruce Horton died last Friday in a fall at his home. Sitka...
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https://www.kcaw.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/interview_012012.mp3 Click here for iFriendly audio. Norm Campbell, with the Greater Sitka Arts Council, discusses the next “Arts Conversation” with musician Ted Howard...
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https://www.kcaw.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/news_012012.mp3 Click here for iFriendly audio. Sitka guardsman assists effort in Cordova to dig out from under 18-feet of snow. Tribal Council makes interim GM hire permanent....
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Listen to the interview and songs here. Hall of Fame Scottish fiddler Alasdair Fraser and cellist...
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Bill Foster won't worry about coming up with an "ice-breaker" at his next party. The former Sitka biology teacher visited Nome this month to witness the Coast Guard Cutter Healy as it escorted the fuel tanker Renda through the pack ice. Foster, who taught in Nome from 1969-1971, says "seeing an ice-breaker at work was on my bucket list."
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Producer Julie Caine discusses how Raven Radio's library inspired her to think more broadly about music and the wide influence of the accordion. Caine was KCAW's news intern in 2006. Her documentary "Squeezebox Stories" will air on Raven Radio this Sunday (1-22-12) at 7 PM.
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