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After losing a four-year battle to block commercial trolling for king salmon in Southeast Alaska, the Washington state-based ...
The 41st Julie Hughes Triathlon is coming up on May 17. The route includes a five mile run, a 14-mile bike ride, and a 1000-yard swim at the Blatchley Middle School pool. Youth participants will ...
Clan houses have historically served as cultural centers for Lingít people – places where members gathered for meetings, ...
Sitka High School’s mock trial team won their fourth consecutive Alaska championship in April. The program, which lasts ...
Since President Trump issued an executive order in January to eliminate federal funding for programs that support diversity, ...
Researchers are hoping to collect more snowpack data throughout Alaska that will help with everything from avalanche ...
Sitkans will go to the polls for a special election to vote on a citizen initiative to limit cruise traffic in Sitka.
After months of turmoil surrounding the animal shelter, Sitka has a new animal control officer. April Wheldon is a former ...
Supporters and opponents of Prop 1, a citizen initiative to limit cruise traffic in Sitka, gathered on Tuesday night to ...
The travelift, the huge vehicle that plucks boats out of the water for cleaning and repairs, is set to arrive next week.
Sitka Studio of Dance will present annual spring recitals this weekend, featuring senior solos and a variety of dance genres.
Sitka will host a sanctioned US Chess Federation tournament Sunday, May 18, at Harrigan Centennial Hall. Players of all ...
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