Porch Fest returns for 2024
Sitka's annual Porch Fest returns for summer 2024 and will feature music, crafts, and local food vendors.
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Sitka's annual Porch Fest returns for summer 2024 and will feature music, crafts, and local food vendors.
Read MoreAn Indigenous-led group in Sitka has received an unexpected contribution – two parcels of land on an island just outside of Sitka. The Herring Protectors gathered earlier this month (4-6-24) to visit the land and celebrate the unusual gift.
Read MoreTribal citizens in Sitka are being squeezed out of Sitka’s housing market, and some are leaving town, according to a new study commissioned by Baranof Island Housing Authority, with support from Sitka Tribe of Alaska. Now, they are hoping the data – and community input – will guide them towards solutions.
Read MoreThe City and Borough of Sitka's Parks and Recreation department is gearing up for summer. Coordinator Kevin Knox joined KCAW's Peter Apathy to share a quarterly update on parks and rec programming, including "Walk Sitka," a virtual 297-mile walking challenge, and a new web platform.
Read MoreThe Sitka Recreation Foundation is hosting a sports and outdoor gear sale and swap and silent auction. Proceeds from the event will go towards supporting parks and recreation programming in Sitka.
Read MoreStarting this month, Sitka's recycling center will accept more types of plastic -- and Sitkans will have to spend less time sorting their recycling.
Read MorePlastic recycling just got a little easier in Sitka. On Friday (4-5-24), the city’s public works department announced that number 5 plastic will now be accepted in addition to number 1 and number 2 plastics, and all of these plastics can now be placed in the same container.
Read MoreFor many high-school students, junior year is a whirlwind of academics, extracurriculars, and test prep. One group of students in Sitka has added something else to their load – a class on how to navigate the Federal Subsistence Board process.
Read MoreScientists have many ways to track fish populations – but they usually require seeing the fish. Now, researchers at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) are refining a method to collect data about what fish were present in an area – up to two days after those fish have moved on.
Read MoreParticipants in Jodie Hollander’s “Poetry in the Parks” series will write poems...
Read MoreKCAW Prize Drawings: click on the links for rules and winner info.
Alaska Seaplanes Drawing – ends 12/31/22
Alaska Airlines Drawing – ended 4/9/2022
Quiet Drive – ended 4/3/2022
Spring 2023 Quiet Drive – ends 4/2/2023
Allen Marine Drawing – ends 4/6/23
Alaska Seaplanes Drawing – ends 10/8/23
Alaska Airlines Spring 2024– ends 3/24/24