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U.S. Congress 2019-2020: Bills Introduced (Over 5,000 in the House and over 3,000 in the Senate) Ketchikan: First COVID-19 Vaccines Being Administered in Ketchikan - PeaceHealth Ketchikan Medical Center began administering doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to frontline employees and medical staff Tuesday. Family medicine physician Charlie Jose, MD, and emergency room nurse Amanda Schlecht, RN, were the first two to receive the vaccine. Dr. Jose and Amanda Schlecht have been on the frontlines of patient care throughout the pandemic. Both were eager to receive the vaccine and look forwar...

Posted by Eric Stone | Dec 22, 2020 Totem poles stand outside Ketchikan Indian Community’s clinic and office building at 2960 Tongass Avenue. (KRBD file photo) Tribal leaders in Ketchikan say they have “no confidence” in the school district’s top administrator. Ketchikan’s superintendent of schools is facing allegations she’s mistreated Alaska Native faculty. A letter to Ketchikan’s school board from all but one elected member of the Ketchikan Indian Community Tribal Council stops short of calling for Ketchikan Superintendent Beth Lougee to be fired. But the letter’s message i...

360 Ketchikan School Superintendent Evaluation   Wednesday AM (SitNews) Ketchikan, Alaska - The Ketchikan Gateway Borough School Board is conducting a 360 evaluation of Superintendent Beth Lougee. Members of the community including District staff, parents and stakeholders are invited to complete and submit a confidential evaluation form. The form is available and can be submitted electronically through a link on the District website at www.kgbsd.org. A downloadable, printable version will be available on the website as well. Completed forms may be emailed dire...

Critics say Ketchikan superintendent shortchanges Alaska Native educators and students Posted by Eric Stone | Dec 17, 2020 Ketchikan High School. (KRBD file photo) Critics of Ketchikan’s school superintendent say she’s given short-shrift to Alaska Native educators and students. The school board says they are looking into the allegations as they continue to assess her future with the district.   Beth Lougee has been on the job for nearly two years. As the top administrator she’s in charge of Ketchikan’s elementary, middle and high schools. She’s currently undergoing a routine evalua...