SHARING KNOWLEDGE – Juneau master weaver Lily Hope pulls out examples of Chilkat designs including the one she holds, made by her mother, Clarissa Rizal, this afternoon at Allen Auditorium on the SJ campus. Hope gave a lecture and then gave a hands-on demonstration of Chilkat weaving as part of the Wooshteen Kanaxhtulaneegi Haa At Wuskoowu, or Sharing Our Knowledge, conference. The conference is a gathering of Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian tribes and clans. It was the brainchild of the late Andrew Hope III, and first held in Haines in 1993. This year’s conference runs through the weekend. (Sentinel Photo by James Poulson)
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Daily Sitka Sentinel
March 19, 2020, Community Happenings
New Arrivals
Baby Boy Guevin
Arlo Anthony Havens Guevin was born 7:50 a.m. March 17 at Community Hospital of Monterey Peninsula, Monterey, California.
At birth, the infant weighed 5 pounds, 8.5 ounces, and was 18 inches long.
Parents are Lauren Havens and Tristan Guevin, formerly of Sitka, and currently of Monterey.
The mom is a nonprofit administrator, and the dad works for Sitka Tribe of Alaska. (Arlo’s middle name, Anthony, honors his late grandpa, Tony Guevin.)
This is the couple’s first child.
Grandparents are Cindy Litman of Sitka, and Lyle Havens and Sam Havens of Davis, Calif.
City Website,
Phone Line
On COVID-19
The city has created a website, and telephone line, in response to COVID-19 outbreak questions.
To access, visit www.cityofsitka.com and click “City of Sitka COVID-19 Information Center” on the home page.
To access a Public Information Officer telephone line, monitored 8 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays, dial 747-1899.
E-mails also may be sent to pio@cityofsitka.org.
The city is working closely with local, state and federal partners to respond to the rapidly-evolving outbreak of COVID-19, a respiratory illness, a press release from the city said.
The webpage has detailed information on COVID-19 and the effects on the community.
Subsistence Board
Sets Teleconference
The Federal Subsistence Board will meet via teleconference only on April 20-23 to consider proposed changes to federal subsistence hunting and trapping regulations for the 2020-2022 regulatory years, and to discuss other subsistence-related topics.
The regulatory proposals may be viewed at www.doi.gov/subsistence/proposal/current.
To participate in this meeting by teleconference, dial toll-free (888) 566-1030 (passcode 3344290). The full agenda and any available meeting materials will be posted to the website at www.doi.gov/subsistence/board.
To request sign language interpreting services, closed captioning, or other accommodation needs, call (800) 478-1456, or (907) 786-3888 or by e-mail at subsistence@fws.gov at least seven business days prior to the meeting.
F&G Panel Meets
By Teleconference
The Sitka Fish and Game Advisory Committee will hold a public meeting via teleconference 6 p.m. Wednesday, March 25, due to the COVID-19 health emergency.
Call 1-800-504-8071 and use Access Code 4654046.
The agenda will include potential proposals for regulatory changes being considered by the Alaska Board of Fisheries with topics including shrimp, king salmon, non-guided halibut, and crab issues. Other business may be included.
The Sitka Advisory Committee invites public comment from self-guided boat rental owners, commercial Dungeness crab permit holders, and sport crab users for the Sitka area.
For further information, contact AC Chair Jon Martin at 747-7752 or Annie Bartholomew at the Department of Fish & Game. To be added to the electronic email notices for Sitka meetings, send an email to Bartholomew at annie.bartholomew@alaska.gov.
Advisory committees are local groups that meet to discuss fishing and wildlife issues and to provide recommendations to Alaska Board of Fisheries and Alaska Board of Game. All meetings are open to the public.
Fish and Game
Encourages
Online Resources
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is encouraging the public to practice social distancing methods by calling department staff and/or using online resources for doing business with the department where applicable to help minimize the transmission of coronavirus.
Locations, phone numbers, e-mail addresses and employee lookup are available at: https://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=contacts.main.
Licenses, personal use, and subsistence permits are available online at: https://www.adfg.alaska.gov/Store/.
Thanks to the generosity and expertise of the the Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska broadband department, Tidal Network ; Christopher Cropley, director of Tidal Network; and Luke Johnson, Tidal Network technician, SitkaSentinel.com is again being updated. Tidal Network has been working tirelessly to install Starlink satellite equipment for city and other critical institutions, including the Sentinel, following the sudden breakage of GCI's fiberoptic cable on August 29, which left most of Sitka without internet or phone connections. CCTHITA's public-spirited response to the emergency is inspiring.
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20 YEARS AGO
September 2004
Both of them 0-3 in the Great Land Conference this season, Sitka and Valdez looked to be evenly matched football teams Saturday at Moller field. But similarities were hard to find as the Wolves toppled Valdez 33-7. Both quarterback Jason Koelling and Mark Manuel scored two touchdowns.
50 YEARS AGO
September 1974
Monday Night Mixed Bowling: High series men – Tony Hrebar, Ted Borbridge and Curtis Baird. High series women – Dodie Shayen, Georgia Rhyner and Vicky O’Dell.