Voters head to the polls for Election Day — Sitka chooses a new city administrator — and wildlife cameras track deer populations near Petersburg.

The last ferry leaves Ketchikan for Prince Rupert — Election Day is tomorrow — British Columbia promises mining reforms — and a rare fall brown bear hunt gets underway in Central Southeast.

Ketchikan Gateway Borough Mayor candidates debate the issues in a Chamber of Commerce forum — the moose hunting season gets underway in Central Southeast — and Sitka students walk out to protest inaction on climate change.

Many Ketchikan residents want a public hearing on the Ward Cove megaship dock – a Monday structure fire leaves three pets dead – and Juneau’s most contentious elections deal with the city’s arts venues.