Meredith Redick is a Reporter at KCAW. She focuses on a range of topics including Alaska's local issues, data reporting, and the impacts of the Russia-Ukraine War, often highlighting the voices of the community. Meredith's work has been featured in KTOO, Environmental Post Ledger, Alaska Public Media, Raven Radio - KCAW, Sitka, and KHNS Radio.
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Meredith Redick's articles frequently cover local events and evolving stories in Sitka, Alaska. She focuses on entertainment news and scientific topics, including climate change, board games, music, and various local issues such as healthcare, wildlife, housing solutions among others.
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Swimmers wade into the water at Halibut Point Recreation Area for a practice swim the day before the race. (Redick/KCAW)
Daanax.ils’eik Chuck Miller stands with his drum at the Sitka Public Library after sharing traditional stories for Elizabeth Peratrovich Day in 2023. Miller passed away last month in Sitka after battling cancer. (KCAW/Redick)
Researcher Haleigh Yang stands next to two trash cans containing sand lance, a forage fish abundant in Southeast Alaska. The containers are plumbed to keep seawater flowing through them. Yang is hoping to understand how changing ocean conditions might affect sand lance populations. (Redick/KCAW)
By: Meredith Redick
Reverend John Alan Boryk holds up a laminated program from the night that he heard Martin Luther King, Jr. speak in 1965. He said that evening changed his life. (John Alan Boryk, 2024).
By: Meredith Redick
In a two-hour vigil at the University of Alaska Southeast boat ramp on Saturday, more than 80 Sitkans and visitors gathered to share stories of loss.
Shoppers browse at the ANS Camp No. 4 Christmas Bazaar. (Brincefield)
By: Meredith Redick
High food costs, food stamps backlogs, and the phase-out of COVID-era relief programs were all cited as contributing factors to food insecurity in Sitka, according to a new assessment. The data included surveys, focus groups, and local interviews. (KCAW/Redick)
In a two-hour vigil at the University of Alaska Southeast boat ramp on Saturday, more than 80 Sitkans and visitors gathered to share stories of loss.
Sitka broke temperature records in December, with average temperatures of 42.7 degrees Fahrenheit. (Redick/KCAW)
By: Meredith Redick
Teachers at Sitka High School are among the thousands of public-sector employees across the state affected by the delay in processing retirement contributions. (KCAW photo)
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