Capital City Weekly - Wed Nov 25
ACOA/CODA Meeting, Wed. & Fri., Noon-1pm, Northern Lights United Church, 400 11th St; Sun.
Monthly Grinds showcase local performersCapital City Weekly - Wed Nov 25
Divided by islands and water, Southeast Alaskans are also united-by the Xtra Tuffs in the hallway, the ability to filet a salmon and their support of and participation in the Monthly Grinds.
Young talks health, energyKetchikan Daily News - Mon Nov 23
Will Ketchikan make its average annual rainfall of 156 inches this year? On Nov.
Developmental disability housing project underwayKRBD-FM Ketchikan - Fri Nov 20
Community Connections board members shovel gravel at a ground breaking ceremony in Ketchikan for the Opportunity House, an eight unit apartment complex for individuals with disabilities.
Cruise ship pollution violations jumpKRBD-FM Ketchikan - Thu Nov 19
A cruise ship in Ketchikan. JUNEAU, ALASKA Cruise ships discharged more pollution into Alaska waters last summer.
Alaska woman linked to mother's death seeks to reschedule second trialFairbanks Daily News-Miner - Thu Nov 19
A young woman accused of conspiring to kill her mother five years ago is seeking to delay the start of her second trial.
Southeast Alaska Support GroupsCapital City Weekly - Wed Nov 18
ACOA/CODA Meeting, Wed. & Fri., Noon-1pm, Northern Lights United Church, 400 11th St; Sun.
Take it easyKetchikan Daily News - Mon Nov 16
The snowfall Friday surprised a lot of Ketchikan residents who weren't quite ready to accept the onset of winter weather.
Ketchikan soup kitchen, food pantry usage upKRBD-FM Ketchikan - Mon Nov 16
KETCHIKAN, ALASKA More individuals and utilizing the Salvation Army's soup kitchen and food pantry in Ketchikan.
North Tongass work plannedKetchikan Daily News - Sun Nov 15
How should the Ketchikan Gateway Borough dispose of its Ward Cove property? Subdivide and sell it.
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