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No 2013 Stikine subsistence chinook harvest
It looks like there won’t be a chinook subsistence fishery on the Stikine River this year. Officials this week closed the annual opening, scheduled for May 15th to June 20th. more
Search underway for lost Sealaska canoe
As of this afternoon, a search and recovery effort is in full swing. A Juneau-based plane for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game was sent out. A second plane from Petersburg Fisheries was also dispatched. more
Sealaska canoe lost en route to Wrangell
Several canoe groups are paddling down the Inside Passage to Wrangell for the Shakes Island Rededication event this week. Two canoes traveling from Juneau hit bad weather and rough water on Saturday. One canoe was lost. more
Postcard: Karen Morse at Piano Fest
Wrangell’s annual Spring Sing and Piano Fest was Sunday, April 7. In this postcard, we hear from folk musician and singer Karen Morse. more
Corree Delabrue reading “Wild Geese” by Mary Oliver
April is National Poetry Month. This is Corree Delabrue reading “Wild Geese” by Mary Oliver. more
Britta Schroeder reading “The Curse”
April is National Poetry Month. This is Britta Schroeder reading her own poem, “The Curse.” more
Assembly sees appointment of new member, new Vice Mayor
The regular meeting of the Wrangell Borough Assembly was Tuesday, April 23, 2013. Assembly member Ernie Christian is the new Vice Mayor of the City and Borough of Wrangell. Christie Jamieson was appointed to fill the open seat on the Assembly. more
Shady Grove Oliver reading “The Shooting of Dan McGrew” by Robert Service
April is National Poetry Month. This is Shady Grove Oliver reading “The Shooting of Dan McGrew” by Robert Service. more
Shady Grove Oliver reading “Jabberwocky” by Lewis Carroll
April is National Poetry Month. This is Shady Grove Oliver reading “Jabberwocky” by Lewis Carroll. more
Britta Schroeder reading “The Day My Mom Went Crazy”
April is National Poetry Month. This is Britta Schroeder reading her own poem, “The Day My Mom Went Crazy.” more