Mitch Mork resigns from Sitka School Board
Sitka school board member Mitch Mork is stepping down from his seat on the board, due to scheduling conflicts.
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Sitka school board member Mitch Mork is stepping down from his seat on the board, due to scheduling conflicts.
Read MoreA fishing vessel that overturned just outside of a Sitka harbor this weekend was refloated early Monday morning (3-20-23).
Read MoreTwo teenagers have been arrested in connection with an alleged armed robbery in downtown Sitka early late Saturday night.
Read MoreThe Sitka Sound Sac Roe herring fishery isn’t kicking off just yet. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has been conducting aerial surveys of fish over the last week in preparation for the fishery, but so far they haven’t spotted any spawn or mature roe.
Read MoreA new task force will now tackle tourism in Sitka. The Sitka Assembly on Tuesday/last night (3-14-23), approved the creation of a new “tourism task force” meant to investigate and plan for the city’s approach as it prepares for increased cruise traffic in 2023 and beyond.
Read MoreA Coast Guard helicopter crew from Air Station Sitka medevaced a fisherman from a Canadian fishing vessel just south of Dixon Entrance on Friday.
Read MoreWhen the Sitka Assembly meets tonight it will likely establish a “tourism task force” that will be “tasked” with looking into the recent surge in tourism. If it passes, the nine-member group would investigate whether Sitka can or should limit cruise traffic, develop a review cycle for the city’s tourism operations, and create a tourism best-practices program.
Read MoreA Sitka-based residential treatment program for Alaska teenagers is moving to Juneau.Raven’s Way treats teens who have been diagnosed with substance use or dependence. It’s operated by the Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC). But sometime later this year, the program will merge with Juneau Youth Services (JYS), which SEARHC is in the process of acquiring.
Read MoreIt’s beginning to look like Sitka will have a bit more money than it needs next year, but fewer employees.When the Sitka Assembly met in a special budget meeting last week, it learned that – due to a combination of factors – it could enjoy a small surplus in the 2024 budget. But a staff shortage is reaching serious levels.
Read MoreResidents of Whittier and Girdwood will now have their 9-1-1 calls answered over 500 miles away – in Sitka. The Sitka Assembly on Tuesday (2-28-23) approved a contract worth $55,000 to provide dispatch services for those two communities, in a move Sitka’s police chief says will help him shore up efforts to recruit local dispatchers.
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