5 new COVID cases and 3 more hospitalizations reported
Five more Sitkans tested positive for the coronavirus Thursday (7-8-21), and three more hospitalizations were reported.
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Five more Sitkans tested positive for the coronavirus Thursday (7-8-21), and three more hospitalizations were reported.
Read MoreA possible tragedy was averted in Sitka on Monday morning (7-5-21), after a fishing boat skipper who had fallen overboard was rescued by his girlfriend on an inflatable mattress.
Read MoreSitka’s active COVID case count nearly doubled today (7-7-21), when local health officials reported 10 new cases.
Read MoreSitka’s COVID-19 alert level shifted to “high” today (4-6-21), after local health officials tallied more cases over the long holiday weekend.
Read MoreDespite the absence of an official fireworks show, Sitka’s Fourth of July was celebrated with the usual festivities this year. But the 4th day of the month also marks another important occasion: Elizabeth Peratrovich’s birthday. Some Sitkans honored the Alaska Native civil rights leader with a new -- and useful -- monument.
Read MoreThe City of Sitka is again in search of a new Human Resources Director. The position has gone unfilled off and on over the last couple of years. The most recent hire stepped down last month after an appearance in court.
Read MoreSitka’s COVID alert level increased from low to moderate today (6-30-21).
Read MoreEmployees of the Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium must be vaccinated for COVID by June 30, or risk losing their jobs. The Tribal health consortium operates hospitals in Sitka and Wrangell, and clinics in Haines, Juneau, and many smaller communities throughout Southeast. SEARHC staff and contractors were notified of the policy in late May.
Read MoreThe Sitka Assembly is moving forward with plans to lease a large parcel of city-owned property to Shee Atiká Incorporated to develop a tourist destination about seven miles from downtown.
Read MoreTwo proposed ballot questions got a tentative thumbs up from the Sitka Assembly last night: -- an excise tax on motor fuels and sales tax on retail marijuana.As KCAW’s Katherine Rose reports, it’s still undecided whether either tax question will be on October’s ballot
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