Sitka’s Municipal Clerk Sara Peterson named Alaska’s ‘Clerk of the Year’
Last month, Sitka’s Municipal Clerk attended the Alaska Association of Municipal Clerks Conference-- where she earned the prestigious “Clerk of the Year” award.
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Last month, Sitka’s Municipal Clerk attended the Alaska Association of Municipal Clerks Conference-- where she earned the prestigious “Clerk of the Year” award.
Read MoreThree new coronavirus cases were reported in Sitka on Monday (11-29-21), according to data from the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services published on Tuesday.
Read MoreFederal environmental investigators will be in Sitka this week to examine the cause of a recent oil spill.
Read MoreOne new coronavirus case was reported in Sitka on Friday (11-25-21), according to data from the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services.
Read MoreSitka’s city government is gearing up to renegotiate contracts with the four unions representing its workforce. When the Sitka Assembly met on Tuesday (11-23-21), it went behind closed doors with legal counsel for a little over an hour to discuss the city administration’s strategy for the upcoming contract negotiations over salaries and benefits.
Read MoreTwo new coronavirus cases were reported in Sitka on Monday (11-23-21), according to data from the Alaska Department of Health and social services. But even with the new cases, Sitka’s coronavirus alert level was downgraded to substantial today, following a drop in the weekly case count.
Read MoreWhen the Sitka Assembly meets tonight, it will likely go behind closed doors to discuss upcoming union contract negotiations.
Read MoreThe Sitka Tribe of Alaska certified its election results last week for Tribal Council. Earlier this month, three incumbents who ran unopposed were re-elected, and one write-in candidate scored a seat.
Read MoreA U.S. Coast Guard crew from Air Station Sitka rescued four people after their boat began taking on water late on November 10.
Read MoreCaught between a rock and a possible 15-percent increase in resident garbage rates, the Sitka Assembly on Tuesday approved the purchase of a $3 million dollar trash compactor. While some didn’t support the way the compactor would be funded, others saw no other option for avoiding a steep penalty for shipping uncompacted trash.
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