| Annual
                  Blueberry Arts Festival Rolls Into Full Swing Pet & Doll Parade Kicks Off the Festivities
 Pet & Doll Parade
                  participants Big Sister Lilah Walker and Little Sister Jana pose
                  with Jana's cute cat after the Pet & Doll Parade Friday.
 Front Page Photo by Gretchen Klein - Schedule
                  of Events
 
  Ketchikan: Listen
                  to this KRBD story... The Ketchikan City Council Thursday
                  night voted to conditionally release city funds to the Arts Center
                  Project. As Deanna Garrison reports, the Council also approved
                  an emergency order establishing criminal penalties for trespassing
                  on the downtown dock. KRBD - Ketchikan Public Radio
                  - Aired August 06, 2004 - Linked Saturday - August 07, 2004
  Ketchikan: Listen to this KRBD story... Two longtime
                  politicians are battling it out for the Republican nomination
                  for Ketchikan's House District One. Saxman Representative Bill
                  Williams has announced he will not seek re-election this year,
                  making it the first time in more than a decade that an incumbent
                  has not run for that seat. KRBD - Ketchikan Public Radio
                  - Aired August 06, 2004 - Linked Saturday - August 07, 2004
 Petersburg: Fishing
                  vessel Mitkof sinks north of Petersburg; Fisherman rescues skipper,
                  three teens - The fishing vessel Mitkof, based in Petersburg,
                  sank 10 miles north of Petersburg early Friday morning with 160,000
                  pounds of fish on board. - Read
                  more...Saturday - August 07, 2004
 Alaska: Plan
                  in Place to Supply Villages with Bulk Fuel - Responding to
                  a request for help from the Alaska State Legislature's Bush Caucus,
                  the Murkowski Administration, working with the Alaska Energy
                  Authority and the Bush Caucus, is developing a plan for making
                  sure that rural villages have the heating fuel they need to get
                  through the winter. - Read
                  more...Saturday - August 07, 2004
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