Honoring
the Fallen, Past and Present
Prior to the observance
at Bayview Cemetery, there was a parade to Centennial Square
for a short prayer and placement of a wreath. Among those pictured
are Joe Sadlier, Ken Horn and Jim Elkins...
Front Page Photo by Dick Kauffman
June 2004
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 Ketchikan:
Honoring
the Fallen, Past and Present - Yesterday's wartime Memorial
Day in Ketchikan was attended by approximately 50 people who
paid homage to today's and the past generations of servicemen
and servicewomen who have made the ultimate sacrifice for their
country.
This year's observance carried
added significance because of the war in Iraq where the sons
and daughters of Ketchikan residents serve and have served, and
where more than 800 Americans have died in service to their nation.
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more & view photos...
Tuesday - June 01, 2004
Ketchikan: 2004
King Salmon Derby Week #1 Unofficial Results Announced -
The Ketchikan 2004 King Salmon Derby kicked off Saturday morning
and will run for three weekends. Unofficial results for the first
week's derby days - 29th, 30th, and 31st - have been reported
by Ketchikan CHARR sponsors of the event. - Read
the unofficial results....
Tuesday - June 01, 2004
Columnists
 Howard Dean:
Electronic
Voting Not Ready For Prime Time - In December 2000,
five Supreme Court justices concluded that a recount in the state
of Florida's presidential election was unwarranted. This, despite
the desire of the Florida Supreme Court to order a statewide
recount in an election that was decided by only 537 votes. In
the face of well-documented voting irregularities throughout
the state, the U.S. Supreme Court's decision created enormous
cynicism about whether the votes of every American would actually
be counted. Although we cannot change what happened in Florida,
we have a responsibility to our democracy to prevent a similar
situation from happening again. - Read
more...
Tuesday - June 01, 2004
Bob Ciminel: A
Southern Veteran - Memorial Day is a time to honor those
Americans who gave their lives in the service of their country.
I am going to take literary license today and write about a veteran
who is still alive, but may not be for much longer. - Read
more...
Tuesday - June 01, 2004
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