Morning Edition Interviews
Chorus performs Faure “Requiem”
The Ketchikan Community Chorus performs Gabriel Faure’s “Requiem” this Saturday and Sunday. Chorus director Steve Kinney gives details. Chorus040913
SSEATEC offers worker training
Chaz Edwardson and Pete Jensen of the Southern Southeast Alaska Technical Education Center speak about current and upcoming classes. SSEATEC
Council to review SEAPA
At Thursday night’s Ketchikan City Council meeting, the council approved a motion to review the idea of pulling out of the Southeast Alaska Power Agency. The board also approved a motion to raise water rates by 5%. Sam Bergerson provided… more
Boombal brings Tango to Ketchikan
Boombal Dance Hall is an opportunity for people to learn partner dancing. Guest dance instructor Dirk Mandt will be teaching Argentine Tango on April 6th. Tango
Exhibit explores bipolar disorder
The exhibit “La Folie Circulaire” (The Circular Madness) explores the world of bipolar disorder and seeks to increase awareness and understanding. Curator Jeff Fitzwater, photographer Heidi Poet and Cat Hindeman, one of the inspirations for the show, tell more. more
Hummingbird Festival returns
Leslie Swada of the Southeast Alaska Discovery Center gives a rundown of the schedule of events for the Alaska Hummingbird Festival. more
School board continues budget discussions
School Board member Dave Timmerman gives an update on the March 27th meeting. The board approved motions calling for internet access on the AMHS, and purchase laptops. Budget discussions continued. School032813
Chamber supports Lemonade Day, Business Week, Expo and more
Keith Smith of the Greater Ketchikan Chamber of Commerce speaks about upcoming opportunities for business people and entrepreneurs. Chamber032713
Choose Respect rally Thursday
In Ketchikan, Alaskans seeking to end domestic violence and sexual assault will hold a march Thursday evening. more
Film industry seeks talent / crew
Stacy Boles of the Alaska Film Group is in Ketchikan and on Prince of Wales Island this week scoping talent for an upcoming documentary an encouraging Alaskans to get involved in the film industry. more



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MORNING. ADDITIONAL RAINFALL AMOUNTS UP TO ONE QUARTER OF AN INCH.
SOUTHEAST WIND TO 15 MPH. 
