SitNews - Stories In The News - Ketchikan, Alaska
Saturday - July 17, 2004. 03 Kayhi Class of 1964 Holds 40th Reunion (Photo Essay) - The Kayhi Class of 1964 gathered over the 4th of July weekend to celebrate their 40th reunion. Sitnews caught up with them during a picnic held at the Ketchikan home of Judy (Henley) Berg (Class of '62). Back in 1964 the editors of the class yearbook wrote in ...
SitNews - Stories In The News - Ketchikan, Alaska
Ketchikan Regular Election Oct. 04, 2022 - Tuesday Early & In-Person Absentee Voting Begins September 19, 2022 . For over two decades, SitNews has provided a front page section at no cost for all candidates for the local Ketchikan Assembly, School Board, City Council, and Mayors to provide information about themselves and their campaign for the voters to consider.
SitNews - Stories In The News - Ketchikan, Alaska - May 02, 2022
Ketchikan: Partnering for Salmon Stream Restoration and Workforce Development; Ketchikan Indian Community works with Southeast organizations to restore streams and build job opportunities. - A stream restoration project and workforce development training are taking place this May. Ketchikan Indian Community(KIC), the United States Forest Service, and Southeast Alaska Watershed Coalition(SAWC ...
When Fur Farming was Alaska's third biggest industry - SitNews
Sep 12, 2021 · The coroner's jury ruled that he had fired in self-defense. Overall, in the 1920s, fur farming briefly became the third largest industry in Alaska, after fishing and mining, according to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game history website. The peak was 1928, when more than 250 fur farms were operating in Southeast Alaska alone.
PeaceHealth Ketchikan announces new Chief Administrative …
April 09, 2020. Thursday PM. (SitNews) Ketchikan, Alaska - Dori Stevens MBA, BSN, will be the next Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) at PeaceHealth Ketchikan Medical Center. She starts in her new role April 13, following a two- week isolation period …
SitNews: USGS to continue baseline water quality monitoring for ...
January 02, 2021 Saturday PM (SitNews) Juneau, Alaska - Led by the Alaska Congressional Delegation, the U.S. Congress has approved more than $3.62 million dollars for the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) to continue baseline water quality monitoring at the international border for Southeast Alaska’s transboundary rivers, and to shore up U.S. Department of State involvement on the issue of ...
KIC Tribal election results & President’s Awards announced
Jan 17, 2023 · KIC Tribal election results & President’s Awards announced. January 17, 2023. Tuesday. (SitNews) Ketchikan, Alaska - A high number of Tribal citizens turned out Monday, January 16, 2023, as Ketchikan Indian Community held Annual Tribal Elections with 473 members casting their votes. Incumbents Lloyd Ruaro and Judy Leask-Guthrie were reelected ...
Historic Plans Underway for Saxman Revitalization and ... - SitNews
Historic Plans Underway for Saxman Revitalization and Community Development. (SitNews) Ketchikan, Alaska - A historic meeeting was held on October 1, 2021 with Cape Fox Corporation (CFC) one of the representative organizations in attendance. The meeting was also attended by the Saxman City Council and Saxman Mayor and the Organized Village of ...
Community Navigators Ready to Connect Tribal Citizens to
Our navigators are passionate about their role and ready to serve.”. Any tribal citizen needing assistance with Tlingit & Haida’s services or locating local resources can contact the Community Navigators program by calling 1.800.344.1432 ext. 7336 or emailing [email protected] . Edited By: Mary Kauffman, SitNews.
Governor Announces Judicial Appointment to the Ketchikan
October 17, 2022. Monday. Kristian Pickrell. Photo LinkedIn.com. (SitNews) - Governor Mike Dunleavy announced last week that Kristian Pickrell was appointed to the Ketchikan District Court. Pickrell has been an Alaska resident for 24½ years and has practiced law for 17 years. He graduated from Ohio State University Moritz College of Law in ...