Episode 60: History is everywhere, and of course that includes Wrangell. Ninety-two-year-old Gilbert Sháa.dáa.shix̱ Stokes grew up in Wrangell and shared bits of his own life experience, on and off our island, with the community. He’s in town from Anchorage and will be attending the totem pole raising event this weekend.
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Thirteen T3 Alliance students visited Anan Wildlife Observatory twice this past June before bears were in full swing for salmon season. T3 is a science and math group that stands for Teaching Through Technology Alliance. Their mission at Anan? To install additional live cameras.
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The clankety noise an oven door makes while opening up joins the sounds of apples being sliced in Olinda White’s kitchen and dining room. She’s checking on two pies in the oven – a lemon and pumpkin.
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Tuesday, July 08, 2025 Location: Borough Assembly Chambers
5:30 PM
Episode 59: Public media is facing a threat these days, as the House passed a rescissions package on June 12. It would eliminate $1.1 billion in approved funding for public media. That funding would normally go to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which helps fund many public media outlets, including ours here at KSTK. The station’s General Manager Cindy Sweat spoke with News Director Colette Czarnecki to give more of an idea of what defunding public media looks like and what it might mean for our rural communities.
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