Assembly to consider pair of resolutions outlining borough’s position on COVID-19 vaccine
Ketchikan’s elected officials have introduced two resolutions that cut to the heart of a debate over vaccines.
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Author: Eric Stone
Ketchikan’s first COVID-19 vaccine shipment was too warm and had spoiled, officials say
Officials say nobody received an injection from the spoiled batch. A fresh batch arrived Friday.
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Investigation blames U.S. Forest Service for giving Alaska grant used for Roadless Rule fight
A federal watchdog agency says the U.S. Forest Service acted illegally when it awarded a $2 million firefighting grant to the state of Alaska in 2018.
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Critics say Ketchikan superintendent shortchanges Alaska Native educators and students
The school board says they are looking into the allegations as they continue to assess her future with the district.
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Layoffs unlikely as Ketchikan City Council considers putting unspent federal aid toward first responder salaries
The city’s budget is not yet final. City Council members will hear public comment and debate last minute-changes to the budget at 7 p.m. Thursday.
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