A SWEET OFFERING - Sitka Fire Chief Craig Warren accepts, on behalf of first responders, 108 boxes of Girl Scout cookies from Zeylinn Joseph, today in front of the fire hall. Zeylinn has been a scout for six years. This is the first year she has donated boxes to first responders. She says she is ready to sell 3,500 boxes this year by herself as a Girl Scout Juliette, instead of as a member of a troop. She can be reached at 907 623-7456. (Sentinel Photo by James Poulson)
SHANNON HAUGLAND
Sentinel Staff Writer
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By Sentinel Staff In competitive division City League volleyball gameplay Monday evening, the YAPPE [ ... ]
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By Shannon Haugland Sentinel Staff Writer A resolution supporting a state increase in funding for [ ... ]
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By Sentinel Staff In another evening of City League volleyball gameplay, the SEARHC Slammers defeat [ ... ]
By YARETH ROSEN ALASKA BEACON Amid pending tariffs, verbal attacks and insults lobbed against Cana [ ... ]
By JAMES BROOKS Alaska Beacon A budget resolution passed late Tuesday by the U.S. House of Represe [ ... ]
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Police Blotter Sitka Police Department received the following calls during the period ending at 8 a [ ... ]
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March 2005
Photo caption: Second-graders listen to their teacher, Sandra Langbauer, dressed as Mother Goose, at Keet Gooshi Heen Elementary School. Everyone at the school was encouraged to dress as book characters as part of Read Across American Day.
50 YEARS AGO
March 1975
Baranof Arts and Crafts Association announces its first all-crafts show. Local craftsmen are encouraged to enter up to seven original works. They’re also being asked to join the organization for $2.
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