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Daniel Island School to receive $100K for accessible playground and sensory garden

The Daniel Island School has received substantial funding for additions to aspects of the school's infrastructure moving forward.

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Yellowhill Tribal Council candidates respond to issues - The Cherokee One Feather

Yellowhill Tribal Council candidates respond to issues - The Cherokee One Feather
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McKinley report: Relief payments salvage Sitka's economy in 2020

At its worst in May of 2020, Sitka’s employment was down by about 25-percent.
“Sitka was hit harder than most of the rest of the state,” said Calvin. “Down 676 jobs (25-percent). In the meantime the statewide decline was about nine percent, and Juneau was down 13-percent.”
Virtually all seasonal tourism jobs vanished, along with most visitors — and not just cruise passengers. In April of 2019 somewhere around 5,000 people arrived at Sitka’s airport; that same month a year later saw only 300 “enplanements.”
Every other sector of Sitka’s economy also took hits: hotels, restaurants, construction, retail, seafood, and government all were down.

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