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      August 22, 2003
       
       
      
        
          
            Yellow
            Hill 
            Photo by Mary Ann Bolton 
            Photo Submitted By Denise Atkinson
            Metlakatla, AK: Front
            Page Photo - This photograph was taken by Mary Ann Bolton
            on top of Yellow Hill Tuesday evening. It is over looking Metlakatla
            and Chester Bay. You can also see part of the road that is being
            built that will connect Metlakatla to the new ferry which will
            run to Ketchikan if you look closely. ... 
            Friday - August 22, 2003 - 12:40 am 
            
              
                
                   
                  Now Shuttered Veneer
                  Mill - Wards Cove 
                  File Photo by Dick Kauffman
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            Ketchikan: Gov.
            Announces Progress Made On Restarting Ketchikan Veneer Mill
            - Governor Frank Murkowski today announced the administration
            has made significant progress on restarting the shuttered veneer
            mill located at Ketchikan's Wards Cove. According to information
            provided by the Office of the Governor, based on the progress
            made by the administration, Timber Products Corporation of Eugene,
            Oregon, has agreed to resume negotiations with the state and
            other key parties to open the plant. - Read
            more... 
            Friday - August 22, 2003 - 12:20 pm 
            Ketchikan:
            KIC's New Health Administrator Leaves Nez Perce Tribe For Ketchikan
            - Karen Bachman-Carter, the current Executive Director of the
            Nimiipuu Health Clinic for the Nez Perce Tribe in Lapwai, Idaho,
            was recently chosen from a field of over 30 candidates to be
            Ketchikan Indian Community's (KIC) new Health Administrator.
            Her first day of work at KIC is September 5, 2003. KIC's CEO
            Georgianna Zimmerle said Thursday that she is "extremely
            anxious for Captain Carter to take her place on KIC's newly energized
            management team." -
            Read more... 
            Friday - August 22, 2003 - 12:40 am
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                  Master Carver Israel
                  Shotridge 
                  photo by Dick Kauffman
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             Ketchikan:
            SUN
            RAVEN TOTEM POLE RAISING SATURDAY - Tlingit Totem Carver,
            Israel Shotridge, a member of the Bear clan of the Tongass Tribe,
            from Ketchikan, is gifting the 3rd replica of the Sun Raven Totem
            Pole to the Tongass Tribe and the community of Ketchikan on Saturday,
            August 23rd 2003. 
            The pole will be raised in
            front of the newly renovated UAS Ketchikan Technical Center Robertson
            Building in a traditional totem pole ceremony. The public is
            invited to the pole raising ceremony at 1:00 pm. 
            Shotridge carved this totem
            pole in memory of Chief David Andrews, of the Gaanaxadi Raven
            clan of the Tongass Tribe, Emma Williams, the last Teikweidee
            - Taantakwaan /Kinninook and Tlingit carver Charlie Brown, who
            was a member of the Sanyakwan Raven clan. -
            More ... 
            Friday - August 22, 2003 - 12:40 am 
            Alaska: Details
            On How Fishermen Can Apply For Fishermen's Assistance Announced
            By Sen. Murkowski - After conversations Tuesday with Bush
            Administration officials, Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski on Wednesday
            released additional details on a new U.S. Department of Agriculture
            (USDA) program to provide financial assistance for Alaska salmon
            fishermen harmed by imports of farm-raised salmon. - Read
            more... 
            Friday - August 22, 2003 - 12:40 am
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