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A renovated youth detention facility will likely soon reopen as a domestic violence shelter – plus, how much does an idled state ferry really cost?

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Three women in southern Southeast Alaska were recently reported to have died of COVID-19 – plus, why tough choices could be ahead for Ketchikan's school district.

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Ketchikan's Borough Assembly will consider whether to modify a deal that would allow a developer to buy 18 lots for less than $200 – plus, proposals for a $25 million federal investment program for Southeast Alaska are due Monday

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Federal aviation regulators announce recommendations to reduce the number of crashes in Alaska – plus, Skagway's city government and the local tribe are working together on an archaeological study of a former residential school site.

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Ketchikan's City Council will talk about possible solutions to a growing drug problem in Ketchikan – plus, it's time to check your bank account.

(We apologize for the delay in posting this episode. We were unable to access our hosting provider on Oct. 13.)

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Authorities identify skeletal remains found near Prince of Wales Island -- plus, election results for Klawock and Hydaburg.

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More election results, this time for Ketchikan's borough and the city of Thorne Bay – plus, Wrangell leaders are puzzled by the community's low census count.

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Craig Mayor Tim O'Connor has officially won another two-year term – plus, health officials report 15 new cases of COVID-19 in Ketchikan.

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Two candidates who led election day standings have been confirmed as the winners in a race for Ketchikan City Council – plus, Ketchikan's Borough Assembly rejects a measure opposing a statewide sales tax.

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Election results for Ketchikan, Metlakatla and Prince of Wales Island – plus, spray-painted swastikas and racial slurs appear at an elementary school in Ketchikan.