SEACC took the U.S. Forest Service to court in 2019 over its controversial plan to clear cut about 23,000 acres of old growth forest on Prince of Wales Island. Timber industry groups at the time said the plan was key to keeping Southeast Alaska’s last mills supplied and running.
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“It’s good to finally get an important win,” Alaska Republican U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan said in a phone interview.
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A science teacher worries about bringing the virus home. A high-achieving student worries about falling behind. Each says this school year has been exceptionally stressful.
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Some are applauding Friday’s development. But others that say the requirements outlined in the new guidance aren’t practical for small coastal communities.
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Ketchikan’s school board has completed its first regular evaluation of the school district’s chief administrator, who is facing accusations of racism from Ketchikan’s tribal leaders and some parents.
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According to troopers, the man had rushed back into the burning trailer home around 4 a.m. Tuesday to rescue a dog but didn’t manage to escape in time.
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On March 18th, the small Southeast Alaska community of Hyder, located on the Canadian border, lost...
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The Ketchikan School Board on Wednesday night saw the return of Superintendent Beth Lougee after a three-month absence. Lougee says the district needs to focus on student achievement, recovery of learning loss, adequate funding, and safe and healthy learning.
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