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A Ketchikan history teacher is writing a book about 19th century Tlingit history. Peter Stanton hopes to spend a year away from the classroom to document a time of transition for Native people in Southeast Alaska.
While most of us make a big deal out of our kids’ birthdays, many adults would just as soon look past the opportunity to register their annual odometer reading. However, when you hit a really big number, like 300 years, it’s worth a pause and a celebration.
Editor’s note: This column was first published as part of the materials for Worcester Homecoming, a new event planned by community leaders, including WBJ Publisher Peter Stanton, where prominent people with ties to the region were invited back to be shown Worcester’s progress and engage with its future.
This marks the second time in three years WBJ has won the top prize for a midsized publication from AABP, and was one of five awards WBJ received for content produced in 2021.
Prominent professionals with ties to Worcester will return to the city to discuss the ongoing economic changes and development occurring in the city.