Sitka, United States (Local)
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Robert Woolsey's articles cover a wide range of local topics, including government and politics, engineering, scientific developments, culture & society. His coverage heavily focuses on Alaska and Southeast Alaska-specific issues such as teacher pay, chinook stocks, housing market dynamics in the region.
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By: Robert Woolsey
A proposal to amend Sitka’s charter to allow funds dedicated to the former community hospital to be spent on new athletic facilities opened to mixed reviews, when the Sitka Assembly met this week (6-24-25). While there was strong support for upgrading the community’s athletic fields, there was concern that the idea was too vague to win over voters in October.
By: Robert Woolsey
A trail-building organization in Sitka has been recognized nationally for its work. The Chief of the US Forest Service, Thomas Schultz, Jr., has handed Sitka Trail Works the agency’s Volunteer Program Leadership Award.
By: Robert Woolsey
In what is already a difficult year for school funding in Alaska, a serious threat has emerged from an unlikely source: The state’s Department of Education.
