SERIOUS BOAT WORK – Jasmine Shaw, Sitka 4-H Club staff member, lends a hand as Isaiah Pleasant, age 6, paints a trolling pole on his toy boat Saturday at the Sitka Maritime Heritage Society’s Japonski Island boathouse. The annual toy boat building event drew dozens of youngsters who designed, assembled and painted their own boats using provided precut wooden parts. (Sentinel Photo by James Poulson)
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20 YEARS AGO
December 2004
When the Orion Trombone Quartet last performed in Sitka in 1992, its members were fresh out of college but had already won awards and performed throughout the country. However, looking back, Roger Schmidt said the quartet wasn’t nearly as good as it will be at a reunion concert Friday. ... Other members are Nat Dickey, Don Immel and Wade Demmert.
50 YEARS AGO
December 1974
In Court: Vernie Reid, Dave Harnum, James Hope and Eddie Hodnett were each fined $10 on each charge of allowing a dog to run at large and failure to acquire a dog license. C.B. Ingwerson, Catherine Dooley and Robert Jacoby were each fined $10 on parking violations.
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