A group of bouncy, eager elementary school children, some dressed in bee costumes, helped Tongass School of Arts and Sciences teachers and administrators present the charter school’s report to the Ketchikan School Board last week.
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City of Ketchikan officials have recommended that the City Council abandon the long-planned Whitman Lake hydroelectric project, citing funding shortfalls as the primary concern.
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Today is Halloween, and as is traditional in Ketchikan, Jackson Street will be closed to traffic between 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m., to allow safe trick-or-treating.
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In addition to all the candidates on the upcoming Nov. 6 ballot, voters will decide two questions, Bond Proposition A, and Ballot Measure 1.
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Earthquakes and tsunamis dominated social media in Southeast Alaska Saturday evening, but the resulting tidal surges thankfully were nonexistent or very small.
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