They’re a little shy and they giggle. A lot. But if there’s anything that a conversation through a translator with this group of 15 or so exchange students from Kanayama-Gero, Japan, reveals, teenagers are teenagers no matter where they’re from.
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Citing concerns about safety and added congestion Monday, the Ketchikan Gateway Borough Assembly unanimously rejected a request to rezone a parcel in the Herring Cove area from low-density residential to general commercial.
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Women in Safe Homes received the most from the state charitable giving program, with $5,350 pledged; followed by First City Players, $4,850; and Ketchikan Humane Society, $3,725.
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There might not be a bowling alley in Ketchikan anymore, but that didn’t stop a steady stream of teams from knocking over some pins Saturday during the annual Bowl for Kids’ Sake.
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Following widespread criticism, including from Republican leadership, Alaska’s Rep. Don Young has apologized for his use of a derogatory term earlier this week during a news conference in Ketchikan.
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