Community Calendar

The Ketchikan Seventh Day Adventist Church is having a fund raiser to help pay for a sound system.  They will be selling shamburgers and pies at the church, 2017 First Avenue, from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm on Sunday and Monday.

Labor Day Holiday

Location
Nationwide

The Ketchikan Seventh Day Adventist Church is having a fund raiser to help pay for a sound system.  They will be selling shamburgers and pies at the church, 2017 First Avenue, from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm on Sunday and Monday.

The American Legion meets each Monday at 7:00 pm at Post #3 at 631 Park Avenue.  This is a weekly membership meeting for past and current military members.

Location
631 Park Avenue

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Presbyterian Church on 2nd Avenue

Rotary 2000 meets at noon each Tuesday at the Cape Fox.

Location
Cape Fox Lodge

The Take Off Pounds Sensible Group (TOPs) meets each Tuesday at 5:00 pm in the cafeteria at the PeaceHealth Medical Center.  The group’s mission is to support its members as they take off pounds sensibly.

Location
Hospital Cafeteria

The Stroke Survivor Support Group meets the first Tuesday of each month in the 3rd Floor boardroom at the Ketchikan Medical Center.  Each month, topics are discussed and peer support is available for survivors, family and caregivers.

Location
Ketchikan Medical CenterThe Stroke Survivor Support Group meets the first Tuesday of each month from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm in the 3rd Floor boardroom at the Ketchikan Medical Center. Each month topics are discussed and peer support is available for survivors, family and caregivers.

The Early Learning Program is providing free developmental, vision and hearing screenings for children under 3 years of age each Wednesday from 9:30 am to 10:30 am at the Public Health Center.  Call 225-7825 to schedule and appointment.

Location
Public Heath

The Overeaters Anonymous group meets each Wednesday at 5:30 pm at the Pioneer Home, 141 Bryant Street, in the First Floor Conference Room.

Overeaters Anonymous (OA) is not a diet club. There are no dues, fees, or weigh-ins. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop eating compulsively. There is currently just one meeting in Ketchikan, 5:30 pm  Wednesdays. Newcomers always welcome.

For more information call 225-3278

Location
Ketchikan Pioneers Home in the first floor conference room

Meets the first Wednesday of each month.

Location
Alicia Roberts Medical Center

Location
Hydaburg Clinic

First City Rotary meets at 7:00 am Thursday at the Cape Fox.

Location
Cape Fox

AT&T will be at the Ketchikan Job Center on September 6th from 10:00 am t0 noon for recruitment.  The job center is located at 2030 Sea Level Drive on the 2nd floor.

Location
Ketchikan Job Center

This program continues regularly on Thursday and Friday at 10:30am. After some playtime, the librarian reads stories, sings songs, does fingerplays and shows a short film beginning around 10:40am. This program is appropriate for infants through pre-school age children.

Location
Children's Library

The Ketchikan City Council usually meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month in City Council Chambers, 334 Front Street.  Public comment is allowed at the beginning of the meeting.  Go to www.city.ketchikan.ak.us/mayor/index.html to access agendas, minutes and video archives.

Location
City Council Chambers

This program continues regularly on Thursday and Friday at 10:30am. After some playtime, the librarian reads stories, sings songs, does fingerplays and shows a short film beginning around 10:40am. This program is appropriate for infants through pre-school age children.

Location
Children's Library

There is an opening reception from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the Main Street Gallery, 330 Main Street, for “Plastic Boxes” a solo exhibit by Peter Carlson of 100 sculptural dioramas in miniature.  The show runs through September 28th.

Location
Main Street Gallery

The Hollis Volunteer Fire Department is having a fundraiser from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. There will be a yard sale, raffle, farmers’ market and barbecue.  Proceeds benefit the department.

Location
Hollis Fire Hall

There will be a presentation on educational and fun IPad Apps for preschoolers during “App Chat” beginning at 11:00 am downstairs at the Ketchikan Public Library.

Location
Ketchikan Public Library

Artist Peter Carlson will discuss his work beginning at 1:00 pm at the Main Street Gallery, 330 Main Street.  Carlson’s exhibit, “Plastic Boxes,” is on display until September 28th.

Location
Main Street Gallery

The Teen Advisory group meets at 2:00 pm at the Ketchikan Public Library.

Location
Ketchikan Public Library

Meet on the second Saturday of each month at 2422 Tongass Avenue.  The group is open to all men and women interested in learning more about the Norwegian culture.  Call Tanya at 821-0048 for more information.

Location
Sons of Norway Hall

Ketchikan Indian Community is sponsoring an inaugural Suicide Prevention and Awareness Walk for Life on Monday September 10^th.  The walk will start promptly at 5:00 pm from KIC at 2960 Tongass and proceed to The Plaza.  At the conclusion of the walk, participants can purchase a short or long sleeve shirt for a $5.00 donation. As part of this event there is a “Life is Beautiful” art contest with prizes for various age categories—all artistic mediums will be accepted.  There will be informational booths relating to well-being and mental health at The Plaza after the walk.  Those that may want to contribute baked goods and appetizers or want to volunteer for cleanup after the event at The Plaza or have any questions may call Caitlin at 228-9401.

Location
KIC to the Plaza

Ketchikan Indian Community is offering FREE Tlingit and Haida language classes for two weeks beginning September 10th.  There are two separate classes (one Tlingit, one Haida) so you must choose one.  Classes are Monday through Friday from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at 615 Stedman Street.

These are free classes and available to anyone interested in learning native languages.

Registration forms are available online at kictribe.org or you can register at 615 Stedman Street at the 2nd floor reception desk prior to the first day of class.  Call 225-5150 for more information.

Location
KIC - 615 Stedman Street

The American Legion meets each Monday at 7:00 pm at Post #3 at 631 Park Avenue.  This is a weekly membership meeting for past and current military members.

Location
631 Park Avenue

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Presbyterian Church on 2nd Avenue

Rotary 2000 meets at noon each Tuesday at the Cape Fox.

Location
Cape Fox Lodge

Meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at 602 Dock Street, Suite 107.

Location
SAIL Office

The Take Off Pounds Sensible Group (TOPs) meets each Tuesday at 5:00 pm in the cafeteria at the PeaceHealth Medical Center.  The group’s mission is to support its members as they take off pounds sensibly.

Location
Hospital Cafeteria

Ketchikan Indian Community is offering FREE Tlingit and Haida language classes for two weeks beginning September 10th.  There are two separate classes (one Tlingit, one Haida) so you must choose one.  Classes are Monday through Friday from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at 615 Stedman Street.

These are free classes and available to anyone interested in learning native languages.

Registration forms are available online at kictribe.org or you can register at 615 Stedman Street at the 2nd floor reception desk prior to the first day of class.  Call 225-5150 for more information.

Location
KIC - 615 Stedman Street

The Ketchikan Community Chorus rehearses from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at the Presbyterian Church on 2nd Avenue.  New members are welcome.    The chorus will perform “King Island Christmas” December 1st and 2nd.

Location
Presbyterian Church

The Early Learning Program is providing free developmental, vision and hearing screenings for children under 3 years of age each Wednesday from 9:30 am to 10:30 am at the Public Health Center.  Call 225-7825 to schedule and appointment.

Location
Public Heath

The Overeaters Anonymous group meets each Wednesday at 5:30 pm at the Pioneer Home, 141 Bryant Street, in the First Floor Conference Room.

Overeaters Anonymous (OA) is not a diet club. There are no dues, fees, or weigh-ins. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop eating compulsively. There is currently just one meeting in Ketchikan, 5:30 pm  Wednesdays. Newcomers always welcome.

For more information call 225-3278

Location
Ketchikan Pioneers Home in the first floor conference room

The Ketchikan School Board meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month in Borough Assembly Chambers, 1900 First Avenue.  The schedule may change due to holidays.

Location
Borough Assembly Chambers

Ketchikan Indian Community is offering FREE Tlingit and Haida language classes for two weeks beginning September 10th.  There are two separate classes (one Tlingit, one Haida) so you must choose one.  Classes are Monday through Friday from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at 615 Stedman Street.

These are free classes and available to anyone interested in learning native languages.

Registration forms are available online at kictribe.org or you can register at 615 Stedman Street at the 2nd floor reception desk prior to the first day of class.  Call 225-5150 for more information.

Location
KIC - 615 Stedman Street

Ketchikan Lion’s Club meeting.  Held the 2nd Wednesday of each month upstairs in the Best Western Landing conference room.  The public is welcome.

Location
Landing Conference Room

Location
Hydaburg Clinic

First City Rotary meets at 7:00 am Thursday at the Cape Fox.

Location
Cape Fox

Story Craft begins at 10:30 am downstairs at the Ketchikan Public Library.  Children of all ages can make “Pictures with Foam.”

Location
Ketchikan Public Library

September through February, the Southeast Senior Services is offering monthly trainings  for caregivers in the community.  The sessions are being held at the Ketchikan Senior Center, 1016 Water Street.  Sessions begin at 5:00 pm.

• September 13th – “Effective communication with people experiencing vision and hearing loss” Presented by Brenda Loughman, Low Vision Support Specialist
• October 11th – “Healthy diets and soft food diets for chronic disease management” Presented by Kate Cessnun, KMC Dietitian
• December 13th – “Medication management and proper disposal” Presented by Barry Christensen, Island Pharmacy Technician
• January 10th – “Caregiver advocacy strategies” Presented by Kevin Gadsy, Independent Living Specialist SAIL
• February 14th – “Legal documents that are wise to prepare with your loved ones” Presented by Devra Milam, Paralegal Alaska Legal Services

Location
Ketchikan Senior Center

The Ketchikan Volunteer Hospice holds a bereavement support group the 2nd Thursday of each month from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm in the quiet room at the hospital (note the change of location).

Location
Ketchikan Hospital - Quiet Room

Ketchikan Indian Community is offering FREE Tlingit and Haida language classes for two weeks beginning September 10th.  There are two separate classes (one Tlingit, one Haida) so you must choose one.  Classes are Monday through Friday from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at 615 Stedman Street.

These are free classes and available to anyone interested in learning native languages.

Registration forms are available online at kictribe.org or you can register at 615 Stedman Street at the 2nd floor reception desk prior to the first day of class.  Call 225-5150 for more information.

Location
KIC - 615 Stedman Street

The Compassionate Friends of Ketchikan, a bereaved parents support group, meets at 7:00 pm at the Pioneer Home in the first floor conference room.  Anyone who has lost a child is welcome…no matter what age or how long ago.  The group meets regularly on the second Thursday of each month.

Location
Pioneer Home First Floor Conference Room

This program continues regularly on Thursday and Friday at 10:30am. After some playtime, the librarian reads stories, sings songs, does fingerplays and shows a short film beginning around 10:40am. This program is appropriate for infants through pre-school age children.

Location
Children's Library

The Annual Kayhi Cross Country Team Fundraiser “A Taste of Ketchikan” is from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm in the Kayhi Commons.  Pasta, breads and salads from over 20 restaurants and the Kayhi Culinary Arts Program are featured.  Proceeds benefit the cross country team.  The cost is $10 per person or $40 for a group of five.   Take out is available.

Location
Kayhi Commons

Ketchikan Indian Community is offering FREE Tlingit and Haida language classes for two weeks beginning September 10th.  There are two separate classes (one Tlingit, one Haida) so you must choose one.  Classes are Monday through Friday from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at 615 Stedman Street.

These are free classes and available to anyone interested in learning native languages.

Registration forms are available online at kictribe.org or you can register at 615 Stedman Street at the 2nd floor reception desk prior to the first day of class.  Call 225-5150 for more information.

Location
KIC - 615 Stedman Street

St.  John’s Episcopal Church is having a fundraising breakfast on Saturday, September 15th, from 8:30 Am to 11:00 AM.  A $10.00 donation is suggested.   Hash, scrambled eggs, fresh fruit, English muffins, bagels, juice, tea and coffee are served.  The church is located on the corner of Bawden and Mission Streets.

Funds raised will go towards the purchase of a new computer system for the church.

Location
St. John's Episcopal Church

Kids Craft begins at 3:00 pm downstairs at the Ketchikan Public Library.  Kids age 7 and up can make “Decoupage Boxes and Frames.”

Location
Ketchikan Public Library

The Monthly Grind, featuring local musicians, poets and other performers, begins at 7:00 pm at the Saxman Tribal House.  The Grind is usually held the 3rd Saturday of each month from September through May (dates may change due to conflicts).  Tickets available at Tongass Business Center, McPherson Music and Soho Coho.

Location
Saxman Tribal House

The membership luncheon tour to Guard Island Lighthouse (for members of Guard Island Heritage, Inc.) departs at 1:30 pm at Air Marine Harbor.  Boarding is at 1:15, the tour returns by 3:45 pm.  New and current members welcome.  Call 617-2262 to RSVP or for more information.

Location
Air Marine Harbor

Ketchikan Indian Community is offering FREE Tlingit and Haida language classes for two weeks beginning September 10th.  There are two separate classes (one Tlingit, one Haida) so you must choose one.  Classes are Monday through Friday from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at 615 Stedman Street.

These are free classes and available to anyone interested in learning native languages.

Registration forms are available online at kictribe.org or you can register at 615 Stedman Street at the 2nd floor reception desk prior to the first day of class.  Call 225-5150 for more information.

Location
KIC - 615 Stedman Street

The American Legion meets each Monday at 7:00 pm at Post #3 at 631 Park Avenue.  This is a weekly membership meeting for past and current military members.

Location
631 Park Avenue

The Ketchikan Community Concert Band rehearses each Monday at 7:00 pm at McPherson Music.

Location
McPherson Music

Location
Presbyterian Church on 2nd Avenue

Oncologist Dr. Jenny Crews will be giving a talk on new developments in the treatment of breast cancer from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm in the conference room of the Prince of Wales Health Center.

Location
POW Health Center

Rotary 2000 meets at noon each Tuesday at the Cape Fox.

Location
Cape Fox Lodge

The Take Off Pounds Sensible Group (TOPs) meets each Tuesday at 5:00 pm in the cafeteria at the PeaceHealth Medical Center.  The group’s mission is to support its members as they take off pounds sensibly.

Location
Hospital Cafeteria

Ketchikan Medical Center is hosting a Seaside Chat “Navigating Breast Cancer: From Diagnosis to Survivorship” with surgeon William Sims and oncologist Jennie Crews.  The discussion is from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm at The Point.

Location
The Point - 25 Jefferson Way, #102

Ketchikan Indian Community is offering FREE Tlingit and Haida language classes for two weeks beginning September 10th.  There are two separate classes (one Tlingit, one Haida) so you must choose one.  Classes are Monday through Friday from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at 615 Stedman Street.

These are free classes and available to anyone interested in learning native languages.

Registration forms are available online at kictribe.org or you can register at 615 Stedman Street at the 2nd floor reception desk prior to the first day of class.  Call 225-5150 for more information.

Location
KIC - 615 Stedman Street

Location
Thorne Bay City Hall

Join in a discussion about reasons your vote is important.  This call-in show will follow a week of discussions on the topic during Morning Edition.  Ask questions, and/or share the reasons why you do or don’t vote.  Call in during the show to 225-9655 or 800-557-5723.

Frequencies:
105.3 – Ketchikan, Metlakatla
107.1 – North Ketchikan, Saxman
90.1 – Mountain Point, Hollis, Hydaburg, Klawock, Thorne Bay
90.7 – North Point Higgins

Location
KRBD

Boomball Dance Hall is a place to learn and practice partner dancing.  Mini-lessons start at 7:30 pm with social dancing to follow from 7:50 pm to 9:30 pm.   Everyone is welcome.  No need to bring a partner, come solo or come with a group of friends. Dances include Swing, Salsa, Cha-Cha, Waltz, Two-Step and Zydeco.  $5 donation at the door.   The Main Street Gallery is located at 330 Main Street.

Location
Main Street Gallery - 330 Main Street

The Early Learning Program is providing free developmental, vision and hearing screenings for children under 3 years of age each Wednesday from 9:30 am to 10:30 am at the Public Health Center.  Call 225-7825 to schedule and appointment.

Location
Public Heath

There will be a presentation on educational and fun IPad Apps for preschoolers during “App Chat” beginning at noon downstairs at the Ketchikan Public Library.  Feel free to bring your lunch.

Location
Ketchikan Public Library

The school district’s Indian Policy and Procedures Committee meets at 5:30 pm in Borough Assembly Chambers, 1900 First Avenue.  The participation of tribal officials and parents of Indian children in the education of Indian children will be addressed.

Location
Borough Assembly Chambers

The Ketchikan Area Arts and Humanities Council Board of Directors meets every 3rd Wednesday, 5:30pm, at the Main Street Gallery, 330 Main Street.  The Board does not meet in July or December.

Location
Main Street Gallery - 330 Main Street

The Overeaters Anonymous group meets each Wednesday at 5:30 pm at the Pioneer Home, 141 Bryant Street, in the First Floor Conference Room.

Overeaters Anonymous (OA) is not a diet club. There are no dues, fees, or weigh-ins. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop eating compulsively. There is currently just one meeting in Ketchikan, 5:30 pm  Wednesdays. Newcomers always welcome.

For more information call 225-3278

Location
Ketchikan Pioneers Home in the first floor conference room

Ketchikan Indian Community is offering FREE Tlingit and Haida language classes for two weeks beginning September 10th.  There are two separate classes (one Tlingit, one Haida) so you must choose one.  Classes are Monday through Friday from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at 615 Stedman Street.

These are free classes and available to anyone interested in learning native languages.

Registration forms are available online at kictribe.org or you can register at 615 Stedman Street at the 2nd floor reception desk prior to the first day of class.  Call 225-5150 for more information.

Location
KIC - 615 Stedman Street

Location
Hydaburg Clinic

Tune in to KRBD from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm for a call-in show with Candidates for Ketchikan City Council.  Call in with your questions during the show 225-9655.

Frequencies:
105.3 – Ketchikan, Metlakatla
107.1 – North Ketchikan, Saxman
90.1 – Mountain Point, Hollis, Hydaburg, Klawock, Thorne Bay
90.7 – North Point Higgins

Location
KRBD

First City Rotary meets at 7:00 am Thursday at the Cape Fox.

Location
Cape Fox

Representatives of the Alaska Community Foundation and the Rasmuson Foundation will discuss the idea of forming a Ketchikan Community Foundation.  There will be two question and answer sessions at the Pioneers Home on the 2nd Floor.  A continental breakfast meeting with local non-profits begins at 9:00 am.  A luncheon meeting for all interested public members begins at noon.

Location
Pioneers Home - 141 Bryant St.

This program continues regularly on Thursday and Friday at 10:30am. After some playtime, the librarian reads stories, sings songs, does fingerplays and shows a short film beginning around 10:40am. This program is appropriate for infants through pre-school age children.

Location
Children's Library

The Southern Southeast Alaska Building Industry Association Board of Directors meets at noon at the SSEABIA office on the 3rd floor of the downtown Wells Fargo Building, 306 Main Street, Suite 330.

Location
SSEABIA Office - 306 Main St., Suite 330

Representatives of the Alaska Community Foundation and the Rasmuson Foundation will discuss the idea of forming a Ketchikan Community Foundation.  There will be two question and answer sessions at the Pioneers Home on the 2nd Floor.  A continental breakfast meeting with local non-profits begins at 9:00 am.  A luncheon meeting for all interested public members begins at noon.

Location
Pioneers Home - 141 Bryant Street

Location
Thorne Bay Library

Chamber After Hours is from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm at the KPU office at the Plaza.  The upcoming Top Chef competition will be highlighted.  All are welcome.

Location
Plaza Mall

Ketchikan Indian Community is offering FREE Tlingit and Haida language classes for two weeks beginning September 10th.  There are two separate classes (one Tlingit, one Haida) so you must choose one.  Classes are Monday through Friday from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at 615 Stedman Street.

These are free classes and available to anyone interested in learning native languages.

Registration forms are available online at kictribe.org or you can register at 615 Stedman Street at the 2nd floor reception desk prior to the first day of class.  Call 225-5150 for more information.

Location
KIC - 615 Stedman Street

The Ketchikan City Council usually meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month in City Council Chambers, 334 Front Street.  Public comment is allowed at the beginning of the meeting.  Go to www.city.ketchikan.ak.us/mayor/index.html to access agendas, minutes and video archives.

Location
City Council Chambers

The Ketchikan Dive Club meets at Wind and Water Scuba the 3rd Thursday of each month.  All are welcome.

Location
Wind and Water, 111 Washington Street

Tune in to KRBD from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm for a call-in show with Candidates for the Ketchikan Gateway Borough Assembly.  Call in with your questions during the show – 225-9655.

Frequencies:
105.3 – Ketchikan, Metlakatla
107.1 – North Ketchikan, Saxman
90.1 – Mountain Point, Hollis, Hydaburg, Klawock, Thorne Bay
90.7 – North Point Higgins

Location
KRBD

There is a free “Introduction to Computer  and Internet Basics” workshop from 9:00 am to 10:00 am at the Ketchikan Job Center.  The Ketchikan Job Center is located at 2030 Sea Level Drive on the 2nd floor.  This is a free class.

Location
Ketchikan Job Center

This program continues regularly on Thursday and Friday at 10:30am. After some playtime, the librarian reads stories, sings songs, does fingerplays and shows a short film beginning around 10:40am. This program is appropriate for infants through pre-school age children.

Location
Children's Library

Ketchikan Indian Community is offering FREE Tlingit and Haida language classes for two weeks beginning September 10th.  There are two separate classes (one Tlingit, one Haida) so you must choose one.  Classes are Monday through Friday from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at 615 Stedman Street.

These are free classes and available to anyone interested in learning native languages.

Registration forms are available online at kictribe.org or you can register at 615 Stedman Street at the 2nd floor reception desk prior to the first day of class.  Call 225-5150 for more information.

Location
KIC - 615 Stedman Street

The U.S. Navy will be conducting operations at the Southeast Alaska Acoustic Measurement Facility in western Behm Canal September 22nd through the 26th.  When the amber beacons at the lab and on one of the barges are lit, all vessels within sight should go dead in the water and idle or stop their engines until the beacon is extinguished.  Those desiring to transit Behm Canal December 22nd through 26th should contact “SEAFAC Control” on VHF radio channel 12 or 16.

Location
Western Behm Canal

The Totem Heritage Center in Ketchikan is offering a Basketry Design class with Holly Churchill.
September 22 – 29, 2012
Monday – Thursday, 6 – 9 PM
Saturdays 10 AM – 4 PM
Sunday 12 – 6 PM
Registration Fee: $150
Materials: $45, (does not include ferns/grasses)

Holly Churchill will teach a wide array of basketry design techniques to create a variety of beautiful textures and woven patterns. There is no prerequisite for this class; projects and activities will cater to each student’s level of weaving skill. Intermediate and advanced students will weave a sampler basket that includes alternating colors, false embroidery, overlay, plaiting, open weave, and several design patterns.

Call 225-5900 to register of for more information or go to www.ketchikanmuseums.org

Location
Totem Heritage Center

The Diva / Divo competition begins at 7:00 pm at the Ted Ferry Civic Center.  This event is sold out.  You can still vote at www.firstcityplayers.org for your favorite Diva/Divo.  This is a fundraiser for FCP.

Location
Ted Ferry Civic Center

The U.S. Navy will be conducting operations at the Southeast Alaska Acoustic Measurement Facility in western Behm Canal September 22nd through the 26th.  When the amber beacons at the lab and on one of the barges are lit, all vessels within sight should go dead in the water and idle or stop their engines until the beacon is extinguished.  Those desiring to transit Behm Canal December 22nd through 26th should contact “SEAFAC Control” on VHF radio channel 12 or 16.

Location
Western Behm Canal

International Coastal Cleanup Day is September 23rd.  “Out in the Rain” will travel by boat to Point Amargura and spend the day beachcombing and collecting marine debris for proper disposal. The cleanup takes place from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm.  There is a limit on participants because of the rules about small boats, so sign up early by emailing bob@seacc.org or telephoning 907 401 0270.

Location
Near Craig

The U.S. Navy will be conducting operations at the Southeast Alaska Acoustic Measurement Facility in western Behm Canal September 22nd through the 26th.  When the amber beacons at the lab and on one of the barges are lit, all vessels within sight should go dead in the water and idle or stop their engines until the beacon is extinguished.  Those desiring to transit Behm Canal December 22nd through 26th should contact “SEAFAC Control” on VHF radio channel 12 or 16.

Location
Western Behm Canal

KIC is offering a Negotiation Workshop beginning at noon at the Southern Southeast Alaska Technical Education Center, 615 Stedman Street.  This is a free workshop open to everyone.  Bring your lunch and learn how to negotiate.  Call 254-5300 to register or for more information.

Location
SSATEC - 615 Stedman

The Ketchikan Community Concert Band rehearses each Monday at 7:00 pm at McPherson Music.

Location
McPherson Music

The American Legion meets each Monday at 7:00 pm at Post #3 at 631 Park Avenue.  This is a weekly membership meeting for past and current military members.

Location
631 Park Avenue

The U.S. Navy will be conducting operations at the Southeast Alaska Acoustic Measurement Facility in western Behm Canal September 22nd through the 26th.  When the amber beacons at the lab and on one of the barges are lit, all vessels within sight should go dead in the water and idle or stop their engines until the beacon is extinguished.  Those desiring to transit Behm Canal December 22nd through 26th should contact “SEAFAC Control” on VHF radio channel 12 or 16.

Location
Western Behm Canal

Location
Presbyterian Church on 2nd Avenue

Rotary 2000 meets at noon each Tuesday at the Cape Fox.

Location
Cape Fox Lodge

Meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at 602 Dock Street, Suite 107.

Location
SAIL Office

The Take Off Pounds Sensible Group (TOPs) meets each Tuesday at 5:00 pm in the cafeteria at the PeaceHealth Medical Center.  The group’s mission is to support its members as they take off pounds sensibly.

Location
Hospital Cafeteria

The U.S. Navy will be conducting operations at the Southeast Alaska Acoustic Measurement Facility in western Behm Canal September 22nd through the 26th.  When the amber beacons at the lab and on one of the barges are lit, all vessels within sight should go dead in the water and idle or stop their engines until the beacon is extinguished.  Those desiring to transit Behm Canal December 22nd through 26th should contact “SEAFAC Control” on VHF radio channel 12 or 16.

Location
Western Behm Canal

The Early Learning Program is providing free developmental, vision and hearing screenings for children under 3 years of age each Wednesday from 9:30 am to 10:30 am at the Public Health Center.  Call 225-7825 to schedule and appointment.

Location
Public Heath

The Ketchikan Community Children’s Choir rehearses from 5:00 pm to 6:15 at the First Lutheran Church.  Contact First City Players at 335-4795 for more information.

Location
First Lutheran Church

The Overeaters Anonymous group meets each Wednesday at 5:30 pm at the Pioneer Home, 141 Bryant Street, in the First Floor Conference Room.

Overeaters Anonymous (OA) is not a diet club. There are no dues, fees, or weigh-ins. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop eating compulsively. There is currently just one meeting in Ketchikan, 5:30 pm  Wednesdays. Newcomers always welcome.

For more information call 225-3278

Location
Ketchikan Pioneers Home in the first floor conference room

The Ketchikan School Board meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month in Borough Assembly Chambers, 1900 First Avenue.  The schedule may change due to holidays.

Location
Borough Assembly Chambers

Location
Hydaburg Clinic

During Fall 2012 semester, UAS Ketchikan is sponsoring its second One Ketchikan One Book project, and is inviting the community of Ketchikan to read and discuss “Alone Together: Why We Expect More From Technology and Less From Each Other”, by Sherry Turkle. The focus of our discussions will be Part Two of the book, beginning on page 151. Copies of the book are available for check out at the UAS Ketchikan Campus Library and at the Ketchikan Public Library.

Location
UAS Ketchikan Campus Library

First City Rotary meets at 7:00 am Thursday at the Cape Fox.

Location
Cape Fox

This program continues regularly on Thursday and Friday at 10:30am. After some playtime, the librarian reads stories, sings songs, does fingerplays and shows a short film beginning around 10:40am. This program is appropriate for infants through pre-school age children.

Location
Children's Library

UAA Professor of Clarinet, Mark Wolbers, presents a clarinet recital titled “The Long and Short of it,” featuring music for clarinet and the rarely heard BBb contra-bass clarinet beginning at 7:30 pm in the Kayhi Choir Room. The concert will be free, but donations to the Performing Arts Center will be accepted.

Location
Kayhi Choir Room

This program continues regularly on Thursday and Friday at 10:30am. After some playtime, the librarian reads stories, sings songs, does fingerplays and shows a short film beginning around 10:40am. This program is appropriate for infants through pre-school age children.

Location
Children's Library

The Teen Advisory Group or TAG will host “Watch A Banned Book” night beginning at 6:30pm. Teens ages 13 and up are invited to watch the 2007 film “The Golden Compass” which runs 113 minutes and is rated PG-13 and the 2006 film “How to Eat Fried Worms’ which runs 98 minutes and is rated PG. Come to the program and learn why both films have been “banned” and enjoy lots of delicious snacks courtesy of the Friends of the Ketchikan Public Library. Call Kelly Johnson at the library more information.

Location
Ketchikan Public Library

Saturday is National Drug Take-Back Day.  In Craig, Whale Tail Pharmacy will accept expired or unwanted medications from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.  No questions asked. The drugs will be properly disposed of.

Location
Whale Tail Pharmacy

There will be an “Energy Fair” from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm at the Craig Tribal Association building.  Learn about ways to save energy.

Location
Craig Tribal Association

Alaska State Parks is holding a Ribbon Cutting Dedication and Picnic at Refuge Cove State Park from noon to 2:00 pm to celebrate the new picnic area, parking and trail improvements at the park.   There will be a barbecue.  In the event of inclement weather, the event will be moved across the road to the North Tongass Community Club.  All are invited.

Location
Refuge Cove State Park

KRBD’s Annual Meeting, Election of Officers, and Volunteer Recognition is Saturday, September 29th.  This is a potluck.  Bring a side dish to share and a beverage of your choice.    There will also be a special dedication to Tom Miller.

Location
KRBD