Police Blotter Sitka Police Department logged the following calls Tuesday. A protective services report was received, and assigned to an officer to follow up. A welfare check was requested after a photographer for school photos failed to show...
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20 YEARS AGO
October 2006
John Straley, the new Alaska State Writer Laureate, can point to a person who inspired him most in his work. His eighth-grade English teacher encouraged Straley to read his first story aloud to his class. Although Straley had struggled with dyslexia, he found he could read his material aloud. “People enjoyed it, people laughed,” Straley said.
50 YEARS AGO
October 1976
The two incumbents in Tuesday’s municipal election, Earl Richards and Norm Wilson, were the top vote getters in their respective races for Assembly and School Board. ... The $125,000 Sitka High art facility bond issue passed 721 to 455.
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