Ketchikan, United States (Local)
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By: Anna Laffrey
Members of the Saxman City Council are set to consider the future of the city's Old School House building at 2706 S. Tongass Hwy. during a Building & Ordinance Committee meeting in the Saxman Community Center at 5 p.m. on Tuesday.
Cape Fox Corporation shareholders are gearing up to vote for candidates seeking election to three, three-year seats that are available this year on CFC's nine-person board of directors, hear reports from CFC leaders and participate in other corporate business during CFC's 51st Annual Meeting in Ketchikan's Ted Ferry Civic Center on Saturday, which shareholders also can attend by video conference.
Crew members of the Norwegian vessel SkyDancer that recently completed a Northwest Passage voyage take a moment for a photo during an unanticipated port call in Craig. Photo courtesy of Kathy Peavey
By: Anna Laffrey
Members of the subsistence Regional Advisory Council for Southeast Alaska are convening at the Ted Ferry Civic Center in Ketchikan from Oct. 22 to Oct. 24 to tackle a regular Council agenda and make a final recommendation to the Federal Subsistence Board regarding a 2022 request by Ketchikan Indian Community to designate the greater, roaded Ketchikan area as "rural" within the Federal Subsistence Management Program.
By: Anna Laffrey
Members of the subsistence Regional Advisory Council for Southeast Alaska are convening at the Ted Ferry Civic Center beginning at 8:30 a.m. Thursday to hold Council deliberations and make a final recommendation to the Federal Subsistence Board regarding a 2022 request by Ketchikan Indian Community to designate the greater, roaded Ketchikan area as "rural" within the Federal Subsistence Management Program.
During a Saxman City Council meeting on Wednesday, Council members welcomed two new city officials who signed on to be Saxman's City Clerk and Village Public Safety Officer, respectively. Both positions had been vacant for months.
By: Anna Laffrey
Springtime runs of ooligan, a small, silvery smelt species, are slowly recovering on the Unuk River following a population collapse that began in the early 2000s, according to recent reports
By: Anna Laffrey
The California-based staffing company National Emergency Services last week informed doctors who care for patients at the PeaceHealth Ketchikan Medical Center Emergency Department — one of the more than 30 emergency medical departments that NES staffs across the country — that the company is experiencing financial troubles that could affect an indefinite lapse in NES employees'pay.
Saxman City Council members could consider changing several city policies during a pair of committee meetings scheduled for Thursday evening in the Saxman Community Center / Red Hall building.
FILE — This wolf-carved trail near Klawock is an example of many such trails on Prince of Wales Island.
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