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Bear viewing proposals get mixed support from board

Johansen faces criticism following caucus decision

Miller strategist alleges election fraud

IT business targets village employment

Kettleson Memorial Library Director, Sarah Bell, discusses books with local personalities.

Listen to this week's show:The Library Show

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Interview: Reviving New England's traditional music

SITKA, ALASKA (2010-11-12) Lissa Schneckenburger grew up in Maine, steeped in the traditional music of New England. While still rooted in the music, Schneckenburger has a contemporary and accessible sound. She'll play fiddle and sing, along with guitarist Bethany Waickman, at the Sitka Performing Arts center 7 PM Sat Nov 13. The pair appeared on Morning Edition with KCAW's Robert Woolsey.
Interview: Troll's latest book has "just the funny stuff"

SITKA, ALASKA (2010-11-12) Author John Straley refers to Ray Troll as "the artist laureate of hallucinatory fish imagery" in the introduction to Troll's new book "Something Fishy This Way Comes," a thirty-year retrospective. Troll is will talk about his work tonight (11-12-10) at 7 PM at Kettleson Library. He discussed his life, music, and ratfish with KCAW's Robert Woolsey.
Interview: Vet to run 24hrs against diabetes

SITKA, ALASKA (2010-11-11) Matthew Shepard will begin a solo 24-hour endurance run at the Sitka Firehall at 6 PM on Veterans Day. Shepard is a member of a group of veterans supporting the American Diabetes Association through Team RUNAmericani. He spoke with KCAW's Robert Woolsey.
Bradshaw: Technology, education key to US future

SITKA, ALASKA (2010-11-11) These days, an average American twenty-one year old will have sent or received 250,000 emails or text messages. Over half of those same twenty-somethings will have created internet content. Seventy-percent American children will have used a computer by their fourth birthday. These facts, and many others, are featured in a series of internet videos called Did You Know? Sitka school superintendent Steve Bradshaw played one of the 8-minute films for the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday. It was an encore presentation of a program he gave to district staff on the first day of school.

ADF&G to host meeting on invasive tunicate resembling "The Blob"; Whalefest scientist says noise from shipping can threaten cetaceans.

Allen Marine goes small-ship cruising; House Republicans reorganize leadership; Game Board rejects proposal to exclude brown bear DLPs from sport harvest caps.

Divided assembly appoints Pete Esquiro to fill vacancy; ADF&G to organize "rapid response" to sea squirt invasion.

Widmark retains Tribal Council chair by three votes; Sitka Assembly approves stepped-up property assessment schedule; Sealaska-owned management support business to open remote office; Board of Game approves mandatory deer hunter harvest reports to replace surveys; Munoz says Johansen's split with House majority will hurt SE; Aleutian ash eruption stimulates fish production in Washington.

Salmon fishermen post record year; Sitka superintendent says schools are key to nation's future; Board of Game rejects hunting restrictions near bear viewing areas.

KCAW airs local newscasts weekday mornings at 6:49, 7:49, and 8:49, and at 5:19 pm.

Hear this week's Morning Edition Interviews:

Monday, Nov 8 - Michael Baines, Woody Widmark, Native American Heritage month.
Tuesday, Nov 9 - MEHS Wrestling, SHS activities.
Wednesday, Nov 10 - Lt. Cmdr. Dan Gray, Lt. Colin Bronson, USGC Cutter Maple.
Thursday, Nov 11 - Matthew Shepard, Baranof 24-hour Endurance Run.
Friday, Nov 12 - New England fiddler Lissa Schbeckenburger, guitarist Bethany Waickman.

KCAW airs Morning Edition interviews weekdays at 8:18 AM.