Behnken was one of 12 people the White House honored as “Champions of Change” in seafood sustainability. The Obama White House created the Champions of Change awards as part of the president’s “Win the future” initiative.
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Housing was the big theme for Wednesday night’s (10-06-16) meeting of the Sitka Planning Commision.
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The ANB-ANS convention's 19-year-old keynote speaker praised efforts to support and expand Native rights and culture. But he said they need to grow.
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Dark Chocolate. Peanut Butter. Cupcakes. That's what's literally on the table at Raven Radio, along with a $75,000 Fall Pledge Drive Goal. You can help us take a bite out of both by pledging your support TODAY. Give at http://bit.ly/02FB-SupportKCAW
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Earlier this week the skies over Eagle Beach in Sitka were filled with smoke and steam, as a carving team worked to transform a cedar dugout into an elegant, seaworthy canoe.
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The Rasmuson Foundation gave a huge boost to our Fall Drive this morning! (Thursday 10/6) Senior Vice President, Sammye Pokryfki offered a $1,000 contribution from the Rasmuson Foundation if 12 non-profits also contributed...
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FEMA will be stepping in to fund landslide mapping in Sitka. The Alaska Division of Geological & Geophysical Surveys, who will be leading the research project, announced the news on Tuesday.
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Matt Hunter will be Sitka’s new mayor. He’ll be joined on the assembly by at least two new faces, and a massive budget gap to plug beginning October 11.
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The unofficial results for Sitka's municipal election are in. Matthew Hunter is Sitka's mayor-elect. Kevin Knox and Aaron Bean are the top vote-getters for two seats on the Sitka Assembly. And Jennifer McNichol was elected to a three-year-term on the Sitka School Board. Proposition 1 failed, by a margin of 66 to 33.
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Along with Sitka, smaller cities from around the region went to the polls on Tuesday (10-4-16) to elect or reelect residents to the Mayor's office, the City Council, and seats on the School Board.
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