<p>On tonight's KRBD Evening Report: </p><ul><li>A Ketchikan school board candidate looks to clarify his position on corporal punishment in schools, </li><li>Plus, a fish weir found near Prince of Wales Island indicates that humans have lived in the region for more than 11,000 years,  </li><li>And, parts of downtown Juneau are digging out after a landslide Monday night.  </li></ul>

On tonight's KRBD Evening Report: A Ketchikan school board candidate looks to clarify his position on corporal punishment in schools, Plus, a fish weir found near Prince of Wales Island indicates that humans have lived in the region for more than 11,000 years, And, parts of downtown Juneau are digging out after a landslide Monday night.

<p>On tonight's KRBD Evening Report: </p><ul><li>A Ketchikan school board candidate looks to clarify his position on corporal punishment in schools, </li><li>Plus, a fish weir found near Prince of Wales Island indicates that humans have lived in the region for more than 11,000 years, &nbsp;</li><li>And, parts of downtown Juneau are digging out after a landslide Monday night. &nbsp;</li></ul>

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