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Federal Subsistence Board members voted 8-2 Friday to uphold the Board's 2025 "rural status" decision that makes Ketchikan residents eligible for harvest priorities as rural subsistence users within Alaska's Federal Subsistence Management Program.
By: Anna Laffrey
SEARHC cut the ceremonial ribbon on its new $300 million Mt. Edgecumbe Medical Center in Sitka on April 23. The event for the five-story, 234,528-square-foot facility featured a traditional …
Sitka will remain a hub for medical services in Southeast, and continues to be the only SEARHC location offering labor and delivery services.
Just before 9 p.m. Tuesday the Hames family and many of their friends gathered around a Sea Mart checkout aisle as store owners Roger and Mary Hames filled their cart to the brim with groceries, and paid with a charge slip, one last time.
Gov. Mike Dunleavy has appointed Paul Cyr of Ketchikan to serve a three-year term on the Alaska Board of Fisheries, the governor’s office said Friday.
The event for the five-story, 234,528-square-foot facility featured a traditional blessing, a welcome and addresses by leaders of SEARHC and the Sitka community.
Federal fisheries managers have decided that Gulf of Alaska chinook salmon are at a low risk of extinction, and don't need to be listed as threatened or endangered under the Endangered Species Act, for now.
By: Anna Laffrey
Federal fisheries managers have determined that Gulf of Alaska king salmon are at low risk of extinction and don’t need to be listed as threatened or endangered under the Endangered Species …
By: Sitka Sentinel, Anna Laffrey
By Anna Laffrey / Daily Sitka Sentinel Sitka leaders and board members of the municipally owned industrial park are exploring ways the city could waive vessel insurance requirements for using its haul-out and shipyard.
Preparations for home-porting a U.S. Coast Guard fast response cutter are under way in Sitka with construction to start Sept. 1 on a 250-foot wharf, with a 200-foot floating dock
