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Shaw faces questions from Senate Judiciary Committee
Senators asked Shaw about allegations against him detailed in many letters sent by Ketchikan residents opposing his nomination. The allegations stem from Shaw’s time on the school board, particularly the last year – 2018 – which was a tumultuous time for the district.
Ketchikan assembly to vote on state budget resolution
The resolution states that proposed cuts in Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s budget would “irreparably harm Ketchikan’s economy and shift expenses onto local taxpayers.”
Blocked POW road reopens
A road on Prince of Wales Island that was blocked on New Year’s Day by a massive landslide reopened this week.
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“One Poem a Day” coming in April
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“Let Me Run” program seeks coaches
The program teaches relationship and life skills to young boys while training to complete a 5K...
Ask UAS explores founding era of U.S.A.
Thursday’s Ask UAS presentation will look at documents establishing the foundation of the...
School District conducting preschool Child Find
The KBGSD is conducting a Child Find to identify preschoolers who may need help in the academic...
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Craig Parks and Recreation
Victoria Merritt with the Craig Parks and Recreation report for March 8th.
Arts Council Report
Craft opportunities, art classes, plays, concerts, calls to artists and more are discussed by Jeff...
UAS Ketchikan Report
Whitney Tisdale with the UAS nursing program is visiting Ketchikan students. She and Gail Klein...
Southeast News
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Most rail against proposed state spending cuts at Petersburg meeting
More than two dozen local residents turned out to testify and listen at a town hall meeting at...
BBHC graduate campaigns to bring residential treatment program back to Sitka
Frank Leo Jimmy graduated from the Bill Brady Healing Center in 2012, a year before the residential treatment facility’s closure. Seven years later, he’s working to rally community support to bring that level of care back to...
Drought could have longer term impacts for SE hydro reservoirs
Petersburg’s Crystal Lake reservoir is one of two hydroelectric power sources for the community....
Alaska News
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Iditapod: Mushing the Mighty Yukon
Nicolas Petit changing into dry clothes just before sitting down to a five-course meal in Anvik....
Juneau businesses find themselves in alcohol license limbo as legislators work to change laws
A sign by the bar at Taku Lanes warns patrons that only soda is available. The bowling alley’s...
Public comment period for Pebble’s draft EIS underway, but critics stress shortcomings
Map of the proposed Pebble Mine site. (Graphic by Army Corps of Engineers) The draft environmental...
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Algeria’s Leader Returns Home As Demonstrators Protest His Bid For A Fifth Term
The youth-led movement is protesting President Abdelaziz Bouteflika’s bid for re-election....
Exclusive: White House and Ivanka Trump Propose New Spending On Child Care
The president’s budget is expected to propose drastic cuts to to government programs. But...
It Takes A Village To Save A British Pub
Many U.K. pubs are struggling to stay in business, so concerned villagers are banding together to...
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