NATIONALLY HONORED – Sitka High School science teacher Stacy Golden, right, listens as Janet Clarke, Sitka Sound Science Center education director, talks about Golden’s work with students and others on a project to re-articulate a humpback whale skeleton, during a school assembly honoring Golden. A line of students and colleagues took turns sharing anecdotes, giving her flowers and congratulating Golden for recently receiving the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. (Sentinel Photo by James Poulson)
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Sitka’s ADA Position Open
By Sentinel Staff
After about a year as assistant district attorney in Sitka, Chris Orman has resigned to pursue other opportunities, Robert Henderson, state deputy attorney general for the criminal division, reports.
Henderson said the position is being advertised internally, and he believes it will be filled in two to six weeks.
“Sitka is usually a sought-after position,” Henderson said. Orman’s last day was March 10.
Until the position is filled, most of Sitka’s cases in state court will be handled telephonically out of the Juneau district attorney’s office, Henderson said.
Before coming to Sitka, Orman was assistant municipal attorney for Juneau for three years, and previously had been an assistant district attorney in Palmer.
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The Youth Totem Pole Project blessing of the log ceremony will be held at Sitka National Historical Park visitor center. Pacific High youths and carver Tommy Joseph will be introduced and the story and design of the totem pole project will be presented.
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February 1975
Sitka Volunteer Fire Department reports ice on Swan Lake is 7-9 inches deep and safe for skating. However, officials warn skaters to avoid the end of the lake near Lakeside Grocery, since the ice is thinner there.
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