Danelle Kelly is a journalist based in Ketchikan, Alaska, writing for the Ketchikan Daily News. With a focus on local news, Danelle covers a wide range of topics including city council meetings, community events, local businesses, and educational programs. Danelle's passion for storytelling and commitment to keeping the community informed shines through in her articles.
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Danelle Kelly's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, including city council activities, arts and culture events, education updates in Ketchikan. If you're looking to reach out to her, consider offering insights related to the ongoing budget process in Ketchikan or providing expert commentary on local government decisions. Additionally, if you have information about upcoming art exhibitions or cultural events taking place in Ketchikan or significant developments related to educational institutions in the area, Danelle may find it relevant for her coverage.
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By: Danelle Kelly
The Ketchikan Emergency Operations Center held a "Landslide Awareness and Safety Panel" informational session on Wednesday evening to address questions and concerns and to offer information for community members following Sunday's landslide in the Third Avenue area.
By: Danelle Kelly
The Ketchikan Pioneers of Alaska is hosting a "Ketchikan at the Fair and Flower Show" on Friday to showcase items that locals contributed to the Southeast Alaska State Fair held in Haines from July 25 through 28, as well as locally grown dahlia flowers and produce.
By: Danelle Kelly
Dick Close, Dion Booth and David Dentinger on Monday filed for as candidates for the two open three-year seats on the Ketchikan City Council, joining incumber Jai Maharani, who filed on Aug. 1, and Michael Briggs, who filed on August. 21, on the Oct. 1 ballot.
By: Danelle Kelly
James Montiver holds Cassie, and William Montiver holds Alani behind them, members of the Ketchikan Fire Department that helped rescue the dogs — Tyler Pendergrass, Crystal Schleiff and Jason Kynsi on Sunday, Sept. 1, 2024. The Montiver's dogs were rescued seven days after the landslide destroyed their home on Sunday, Aug. 25, 2024. Staff photo by Christopher Mullen
Ketchikan Fire Department Chief Rick Hines pets Crisis Response Canines dog Tia at Fire Station 1 on Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2024. Staff photo by Christopher Mullen
By: Danelle Kelly
The Ketchikan City Council during a regular meeting on Thursday will consider options for supporting homelessness services and will consider approval of an ordinance in its first reading to create a new process for the city to adjust ambulance fees and charges.
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By: Danelle Kelly
During a relatively brief Ketchikan City Council meeting held on Thursday, Council members deferred a discussion about options for supporting homelessness services and unanimously approved an ordinance in its first reading to create a new process for the city to adjust ambulance fees and charges.
By: Danelle Kelly
This image from Chip Porter's book “Southeast Alaska Bush Pilots and their Flying Machines” shows Steve Kamm. Porter writes of this image: “Steve Kamm flies his deHavilland Beaver Eight-Two-Lima over Misty Fjords National Monument Wilderness."Photo by Chip Porter
Freshly crowned Diva Sharolyn Kroscavage and Divo Niles Corporon embrace after being announced winners on Saturday night at Ted Ferry Civic Center. Diva Valerie McLaren gives applause from the background. See related story on this page. Photo by Felix Wong
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