Family, pet photo shoot raises money for Sitka’s animal shelter
A somewhat new local non-profit hosted a ‘picture purrfect’ fundraiser on Saturday (11-12-22) to raise money for operations at the Sitka Animal Shelter.
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A somewhat new local non-profit hosted a ‘picture purrfect’ fundraiser on Saturday (11-12-22) to raise money for operations at the Sitka Animal Shelter.
Read MoreLast month, the Sitka Assembly appointed Tim Pike to fill a vacant seat for the next year. Pike has lived in Sitka for the last 25 years, and teaches Career and Technical Education at Sitka High School, but he doesn’t consider himself the “education candidate” on the assembly –- beyond the classroom, he says he's a citizen interested in economic growth.
Read MoreThe Sitka Assembly is moving forward with a long-planned seaplane project, and while new estimates project the cost at more than double original predictions, the assembly is going for a fully-realized project rather than a more affordable scaled-back option.
Read MoreThe Sitka Assembly will meet in the big room tonight at Harrigan Centennial Hall– that’s because voters will be casting their ballots in the 2022 General Election until 8 p.m. in the usual assembly chambers.
Read MoreTraffic issues were at the top of Sitkans’ lists, when the Sitka Assembly and the local Planning Commission met on Thursday (10-27-22) to review survey results following the biggest cruise year the community has ever seen.
Read MoreSitka has been awarded over $7.8 million dollars in federal grant money to reconstruct the sheet pile bulkhead and crane at the Marine Services Center.
Read MoreA high school vocational instructor has been chosen to fill a vacancy on the Sitka Assembly for one year. Tim Pike comes to the table with years experience teaching at Sitka High School and leadership of the local teachers union.
Read MoreWhen the Sitka Assembly meets tonight (10-25-22), it will appoint a new assembly member to fill the seat Dave Miller vacated earlier this month.
Read MoreThe head of the U.S. Census Bureau, Robert Santos, visited Sitka on October 17, on his way to the Alaska Federation of Natives convention in Anchorage. He met with officials from the Sitka Tribe of Alaska to hear concerns about how systemic undercounting has impacted federal funding formulas for the Tribe.
Read MoreFormer Labor Commissioner Heidi Drygas was in Sitka for the Alaska Travel Industry Association conference this week. Drygas is running on a ticket with former Governor Bill Walker, and if elected would serve as Lieutenant Governor.
Read MoreKCAW Prize Drawings: click on the links for rules and winner info.
“Cozy up with Raven Radio” Gift Basket Drawing – 9/10/26-10/4/26
Alaska Airlines Ticket Drawing – 10/5/26-10/10/26