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February 09, 2023Wednesday, February 8, 202314 minutesPlayOn tonight's KRBD Evening Report: Ketchikan school officials hope a bill in the Legislature could ease the need for layoffs.Plus, a proposal to open more hunting and fishing to Ketchikan residents moves forward – and not everyone's thrilled. And, Wrangell officials hope to use federal funds to repair dilapidated docks....moreShareView all episodesBy KRBD555 ratingsFebruary 09, 2023Wednesday, February 8, 202314 minutesPlayOn tonight's KRBD Evening Report: Ketchikan school officials hope a bill in the Legislature could ease the need for layoffs.Plus, a proposal to open more hunting and fishing to Ketchikan residents moves forward – and not everyone's thrilled. And, Wrangell officials hope to use federal funds to repair dilapidated docks....moreMore shows like KRBD Evening ReportView allAlaska News Nightly - Alaska Public Media91 ListenersUp First from NPR56,944 ListenersThe Daily Show: Ears Edition14,337 ListenersThe Weekly Show with Jon Stewart11,013 ListenersThe Late Show Pod Show with Stephen Colbert2,246 ListenersCountdown with Keith Olbermann5,553 Listeners
On tonight's KRBD Evening Report: Ketchikan school officials hope a bill in the Legislature could ease the need for layoffs.Plus, a proposal to open more hunting and fishing to Ketchikan residents moves forward – and not everyone's thrilled. And, Wrangell officials hope to use federal funds to repair dilapidated docks.
February 09, 2023Wednesday, February 8, 202314 minutesPlayOn tonight's KRBD Evening Report: Ketchikan school officials hope a bill in the Legislature could ease the need for layoffs.Plus, a proposal to open more hunting and fishing to Ketchikan residents moves forward – and not everyone's thrilled. And, Wrangell officials hope to use federal funds to repair dilapidated docks....more
On tonight's KRBD Evening Report: Ketchikan school officials hope a bill in the Legislature could ease the need for layoffs.Plus, a proposal to open more hunting and fishing to Ketchikan residents moves forward – and not everyone's thrilled. And, Wrangell officials hope to use federal funds to repair dilapidated docks.