ELIZABETH PERATROVICH DAY - Sitkans sing, march and dance down Lincoln Street wearing Tlingit regalia during the annual Elizabeth Peratrovich Day parade Sunday. Alaska Native Sisterhood Camp 4 and Alaska Native Brotherhood Camp 1 sponsored the parade as well as a dinner and performances by Native dance groups at ANB Founders Hall to honor the Alaska civil rights leader. (Sentinel Photo by James Poulson)
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Alaska Beacon
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Sentinel Sports Editor
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By JAMES BROOKS
Alaska Beacon
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Alaska Beacon
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20 YEARS AGO
February 2005
Ten years ago jazz enthusiasts in Sitka took a huge leap of faith when they booked big-name talent for a concert. “It was just Mike Kernin and I wanting to do something neat for the kids,” said Brad Howey, former Sitka High music director, remembering a near sell-out crowd at the Kitty Margolis concert. ... This year’s Sitka Jazz Festival is Thursday and Friday with concerts at the Hames PE Center at Sheldon Jackson College.
50 YEARS AGO
February 1975
From Double O News by Liz Howard: We didn’t have a column in the Sentinel in December and January but we were busy. Fay Florella and I attended a workshop in Juneau. Betty Schwantes, Kathy Hope and Ruth Heim held the fort here for us.
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