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35 years later, Keith Nyitray’s Arctic trek is still mind-boggling
A Sitka man is celebrating the 35th anniversary of an Arctic trek that almost defies belief. Beginning in 1989, Keith Nyitray ...
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Cleanup wrapped in Sitka pre-Christmas fuel spill
A fuel spill that affected national park lands and leached into Indian River shortly before Christmas has been contained, ...
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Unalaskans help document largest single-species wildlife die-off ever recorded
The murre die-off might have gone unexplained if it weren’t for decades of observations from researchers and citizen scientists.
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Fuel leak in Sitka prompts fast response
Some of the fuel leaking from the tank migrated onto national park property and into the river. Sitka National Historical ...
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Shhhhh… Santa defies efficiency experts, will fly with all eight reindeer and three jolly Ho’s
The all-new Department of Polar Efficiency (DOPE) is bringing some unwelcome changes to Santa's operation this year. But Old ...
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Sitka Community Theater’s ‘Radio Adventure Hour’ to be broadcast Dec. 29
Sitka Community Theater's "Mystery on the High Seas" will be broadcast on KCAW this Sunday, December 29, at noon. The ...
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Although down overall since 2017, substance ‘misuse’ among girls in Sitka now exceeds boys
Substance use among Sitka’s youth has been trending down for almost a decade – but experts warn of a disturbing uptick in ...
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Sitka School Board anticipates $2 million deficit for upcoming fiscal year
$680 is the number most-often cited by school officials, since that was the permanent increase to the BSA the legislature ...
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In a difficult year, Sitkans lose connectivity and find connection
Sitka. The community coped with tragedies, school layoffs, a low salmon harvest, and no internet for 16 days. But somehow ...