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Ketchikan governments approve energy assessor to facilitate federally-funded heat pumps
The Borough Assembly approved an agreement with the city on Monday, which creates a local position to assess residents’ ...
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“Something Rotten!” hits the Ketchikan stage
The locally star-studded performance of the Tony-nominated Broadway musical "Something Rotten!" opened at the Ketchikan High ...
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Jeremy Bynum wins race for Alaska House District 1
The state Division of Elections released its final vote count Wednesday, and Bynum won outright with about 52% of the vote.
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A statewide task force is trying to stop the spread of highly invasive green crabs in Southeast Alaska — and they need your help
The European Green Crab Subcommittee is asking the public to help them fight the spread of an especially harmful invasive ...
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Ketchikan gets first snow of the season
Climatologist Rick Thoman said it isn’t every fall that Ketchikan gets a good snow before Hyder or Petersburg. He attributed ...
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Some grandparents in Ketchikan are forced to support their kids or grandkids. An unlikely partnership is helping to feed them.
The food drive will be held Saturday Nov. 23 and Sunday Nov. 24 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the lobby of the A&P Grocery Store.
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Ask UAS explores critical minerals
New professor at the University of Alaska Southeast previews his talk about critical minerals entitled: “Critical Wastelands?
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PeaceHealth Report
PeaceHealth representatives share their plans for a memorial event to honor lost loved ones and those grieving over the holidays. The Community Memorial Tree is an annual tradition, a place to ...
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President Biden approves disaster declaration for Ketchikan landslides
The Ketchikan landslide zone, in between Second and Third Avenue, is seen in September 2024. (Michael Fanelli/KRBD) The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced last Thursday that ...