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Kenya: Funding Crisis Threatens Public Schools As MPs Question Sustainability of Free Education Policy
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Kenya: Funding Crisis Threatens Public Schools As MPs Question Sustainability of Free Education Policy

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Nairobi -- A funding crisis is threatening the operations of public schools across the country, with Education Cabinet Secretary Migos Ogamba coming under sharp scrutiny in Parliament over substantial delays and shortfalls in the disbursement of capitation funds.See the Story
Lebahn leads Sitka softball to second straight DII state title with walk-off blast
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Lebahn leads Sitka softball to second straight DII state title with walk-off blast

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Junior Alina Lebahn pushed the Wolves to a title with a seventh-inning home run for a 16-13 win.See the Story
Murkowski, King Reintroduce Legislation to Help Coastal Workforce, Fisheries, and Infrastructure - Alaska Native News
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Murkowski, King Reintroduce Legislation to Help Coastal Workforce, Fisheries, and Infrastructure - Alaska Native News

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Washington, D.C. – Friday, U.S. Senators Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) and Angus King (I-ME), reintroduced the Working Waterfronts Act, legislation which includes more than a dozen provisions aimed at boosting the workforce, energy and shoreside infrastructure, food security, and economies of coastal communities in Alaska and across the country. The bill will also support efforts to […]See the Story

Experts look for community input on Sitka's 'brownfields'

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Sawmill Cove, the site of the former Alaska Pulp Corporation mill, is a classic “brownfield.” Significant investment and cleanup has allowed the community to redevelop the area for fish processing and boat maintenance. (GPIP photo) The Sitka Tribe of Alaska is holding a community visioning session for some site decontamination work. The STA’s Natural Resource specialist Callie Simmons and ANTHC’s (Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium) Contamin…Sitka · SitkaRead Article

City may invest additional $715K in haulout ahead of opening

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Photo KCAW/Woolsey Sitka’s new boatyard is getting another wave of funding. Tuesday night (6-10-25) the Sitka Assembly approved a $715,000 appropriation that is expected to wrap up the first phase of construction for the city-owned haulout. In 2022, 80 percent of Sitka voters approved an initiative to build a marine haulout using over $8 million dollars from the sale of the Sitka Community Hospital building. While that was several million shy of…Sitka · SitkaRead Article

June 10, 2025: What's on the agenda when the Sitka Assembly meets tonight?

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The marine haulout at the Gary Paxton Industrial Park has already hauled at least one boat in a practice run, but it still needs some more components before it can open for public use.When the Sitka Assembly meets tonight (6-10-25), it will consider whether to put another $715,000 toward the first phase of haulout construction, which would include over $200,000 to fund a heated washdown pad for the facility. That means it could be used year-roun…Sitka · SitkaRead Article

Art songs and arias spanning centuries to highlight vocal concert

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SFAC Photo/Mina Brooks-Schmidt Mina Brooks-Schmidt is back after her third year away at college, and on June 12, she’ll be performing a new array of art songs and arias spanning three centuries and four languages. She joined KCAW for the Morning Interview to discuss the show, her studies, and plans to sing opera as part of a summer opera program in Sicily this summer. Listen here:Sicily · SicilyRead Article

Parks and Rec unveils summer activity schedule

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Brainerd Lakes Area No Kings Rally planned for June 14

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BRAINERD — Brainerd Lakes Area No Kings Rally: "No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings" will be Saturday, June 14. Meet at 10 a.m. for sign-making and coffee at UCC, 415 Juniper St., Brainerd. The rally will be 11 a.m. at Washington and Sixth streets. Meet back at UCC at noon for root beer floats and reflection. The event is hosted by Brainerd Lakes Area Indivisible. RSVP to https://mobilize.us/s/XmFpJP. Everyone is welcome to attend. Residents from ac…Rallies · BrainerdSee the Story

Spring court update: two Sitkans indicted and one civil ruling appealed

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Two Sitkans were indicted by a grand jury this spring on assault and theft charges, and a ruling in a highly publicized civil case was appealed. On the morning of May 20, 40-year-old Amanda Tison-Diamond called the police. She said she smelled decaying bodies and heard noises in her attic. According to a sworn police affidavit, Officer Mitchell Boord checked out the home, found nothing concerning, and asked her if she needed medical assistance, …Grand Jury · SitkaRead Article

This cyclist is over the hill thanks to his ebike

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Bill Hughes, owner of Sitka’s Yellow Jersey Cycle Shop, riding on the Cross Trail in June 2024. (KCAW/Jeb Sharp)E-bikes are ubiquitous in Sitka. Tourists rent them, commuters ride them, officials field complaints about them. But one aspect of e-bikes that is perhaps overlooked, is how they keep cyclists in the game as they age. 83-year-old Bill Hughes, the owner of the Yellow Jersey Cycle Shop, is a striking example. Hughes started cycling decad…Sitka · SitkaRead Article

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