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Anna's coverage is primarily focused on local government, legal policy regulation, and announcements within the Ketchikan area of Alaska. She covers a wide range of topics including government & politics, disaster declarations, legislation, fish and game issues, police chief matters among other local news.
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By: Anna Laffrey
In their third week of the fall season, 38 Sitka High cross country runners are readying for the Sitka Invitational that will go around Sitka National Historical Park Saturday. The girls race starts at 10 a.m. and the boys race takes off at...
The two-story blue building that once housed OceansAlaska was moved from Ketchikan to Sitka’s University of Alaska Southeast recently and will be tied to a new dock at the university. Staff photo by Anna Laffrey
Mabel Stack's family members prepare for archaeologists to disinter remains from her burial site at the Carlisle Barracks Post Cemetery in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, on Friday, Sept. 25, 2026. Mabel was born in Metlakatla, Alaska in 1893, and died in 1904 while attending Carlisle Indian Industrial School. The family members pictured are, back row from left, Richard Stack, Rosanna Angus, Marguerite Watts, and Katherine McKidis; front row: Holly Brogue and Ahl'lidaaw Gitnack'angeak. Image courtesy of Ahl'lidaaw Gitnack'angeak.
By: ANNA LAFFREY, SHANNON HAUGLANDSentinel
After a late-night win against the Mt. Edgecumbe Braves on Tuesday, the Sitka High volleyball team was full of energy Wednesday as they went back to work on their skills to be ready for this weekend's Juneau Jive tournament, Friday and...
By: Anna Laffrey
Myranell Bergtold of Metlakatla prepares for archaeologists to disinter the remains of her aunt, Lucy Spaulding, from Spaulding's grave site at the Carlisle Barracks Post Cemetery in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, on Sept. 26, 2026. Spaulding died while attending Carlisle Indian Industrial School in 1905, when she was 14 or 15 years old. Photo courtesy of Myranell Bergtold.
By: Anna Laffrey
The borough is applying for state grant funding to design a trail tying Petroglyph Beach with the recently completed Bennett Street-Mount Dewey Trail connection. Borough officials are seeking …
By: Anna Laffrey
Healing, joy and new connections filled a Ketchikan family’s journey in September to the Carlisle Barracks Post Cemetery in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, where the family’s ancestor, Mabel Stack, died in 1904 as a young girl attending the Carlisle Indian Industrial School.
By: Anna Laffrey
A coalition of Alaska commercial seafood industry organizations is giving fishermen and processors tools to boost voter turnout in the governor’s race. The nonpartisan Dock the Vote task force …
Seafood industry works to encourage Alaska fishermen to vote Seafood industry works to encourage Alaska fishermen to vote
A coalition of Alaska commercial seafood industry organizations is giving fishermen and processors tools to boost voter turnout in the governor’s race.
