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Passengers board the ferry Malaspina while vehicles wait to load at...
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Passengers board the ferry Malaspina while vehicles wait to load at the Auke Bay terminal in Juneau. Comment?
Alaska News Nightly: May 13, 2013
Two Sitkans are safe after a massive landslide destroyed the cabin they were camping in Sunday morning. Comment?
Couple Escapes As Landslide Destroys Cabin
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The former site of the Redbout Lake Cabin, photographed a day after it was destroyed in a landslide on May 12, 2013. Comment?
When you're a teenager, looks matter. But one girl in Sitka decided that those concerns were trivial, and shaved her head for a cause much bigger than herself. Comment?
Dead Eagle Near Sitka Made News in 1995
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The metal band around this dead eagle's leg helped identify him as "Windex," so named in 1995 when he flew through a Sitka family's plate glass window. Comment?
The Nation: Kreiss-Tomkins a - Lesson For the Left'
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A local legislative race in Alaska has caught the attention of national media, and is being held up as model for political change elsewhere in the country. Comment?
Americorps Workers Embrace Sitka
In our on-going series about culture in Alaska, we've been talking about how we define ourselves and live our lives as Alaskans. Comment?
Sitka Library Receives Heartfelt Donation
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Library Director Sarah Bell works in her office at Kettleson Memorial Library on Wednesday, Sept. Comment?
Decision Day For Sitka's School District Budget
Officials in the Sitka School District decide tonight what stays and what goes in the year ahead. Comment?
Vaccinations To Stifle Rise In Whooping Cough
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Annabelle, 1, gets an immunization for pertussis at a community health center in Richmond, California. Comment?
Alaska News Nightly: April 18, 2013
An infant in Western Alaska died of whooping cough last month. It's the first recorded death from the disease in the state since 2002. Comment?
Tenure Bill Passes The Alaska House
The Alaska House passed legislation that would change the tenure system for urban teachers, extending their probationary period from three years to five. Comment?
Chef Merges Native Traditions With Contemporary Cuisine
Rob Kinneen is a chef from Anchorage and the founder of Fresh49, an organization that raises awareness in Alaska about the benefits of using local foods. Comment?
First Herring Opening Yields Roughly 2,100 Tons
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Seiners fish for herring during Wednesday's opening in Sitka Sound. The fleet brought in roughly 2,100 tons of the small silver fish during the three-hour opening. Comment?
Alaska News Nightly: March 8, 2013
A plane crashed this morning in the Muklung Hills, 20 miles northeast of Dillingham. Comment?
It's worn here by Emily Reilly. Photo by Ed Ronco, KCAW - Sitka Right now, as you're listening to this, a group of Sitka residents are preparing to walk the runway. Comment?
Former Sitka Principal Charged With Sexual Assaults
A Sitka grand jury on Friday charged 54-year-old Joseph Robidou on six counts of felony sexual assault. Comment?
JKT: Representing District Is - Deeply Personal'
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State Rep. Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins, 24, quickly puts his tie on before heading to a committee meeting on Feb. Comment?
Sitka Mayor: - Don't Assume, Always Hope' For Funding
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Sitka Mayor Mim McConnell runs into state Rep. Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins in the main stairwell at the Alaska Capitol on Thursday morning. Comment?
Vigils Planned To Mourn 13-Year-Old Kake Girl's Death
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Mackenzie Howard's family provided this photo of her taken hours before her death Tuesday. Comment?