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KSTK station manager Peter Helgeson works the controls as the Wrangell Headstart class sang Christmas carols live on the air on Thursday, Dec 8....
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Claire Annabelle Rooney was born November 4, 2011 at Bartlett Regional Hospital to Jessica and Jason Rooney. Claire weighed 6 lbs 14 oz. and was 21 inches long at birth. Claire joins three older brothers Alex (8), Nate (6), and Sawyer (3). Maternal grandparents are Ron and Judi Blake of Meredith, NH. Paternal grandparents are Rob and Sharry Rooney of Wrangell....
Wrangell High School senior William Helgeson joins the WHS choir carolers on guitar at Otteson’s True Value on Friday night....
Richard Oliver, left and Isaiah Shepler, string deerskin heads onto their traditional drums during a class at the SNO Building last week. According to Tlingit Elder Virginia Oliver, another drum making class will be held at the end of the year during Christmas vacation. Master carver Wayne Price, who has been heading up the Shakes Island renovation project, came by for the first class and sang a traditional song for the drum makers. Wrangellite Thomas Rooney, Jr. also came by for the second...
Frank Hughes, an Army veteran and American Legion past commander from Kake speaks in front of a packed house at the Wrangell American Legion Hall on Veteran’s Day. Hughes was in Wrangell to present a traditional Tlingit cedar hat to siblings David and Johanna Joseph in memory of her husband, Morgan Joseph, who was a strong supporter of the Legion in both Kake and Wrangell....
With the opening of Island Salon this week, Wrangell native Solvay Bakke is rejuvenating the commercial salon space that previously housed Kasinger’s Creatives on Shakes Street near Inner Harbor. Bakke, who originally planned on a career in childcare, graduated from the cosmetology program at Clover Park Community College in Tacoma, Wash. and also worked at the prestigious Angelo Mendi Boutique near the stadium district in Washington’s “City of Destiny.” It was her work at Regis Corpora...
Dr. Greg and Laura Salard are pleased to announce the arrival of their two girls, Beatie, age 4, and Eva, age 3. The Salard’s traveled to Uganda to bring their daughters home to Wrangell. The girls’ siblings include Grace, 22, Levi, 21, William, 18, LeeAnn, 13, and Sajel, 8. Paternal grandparents are Buzz and Janet Salard of Natchitoches, La. Maternal grandfather is Bill Stair of Mountain View, Ark. Their Mimi Alysse and Auntie Beth are residents of Wrangell, Alaska....
With the coming of Thanksgiving, it is a chance for many Wrangellites to revel in great food with family and friends. But for some, the holidays can be a time of despair – when ends don’t meet and the giving of thanks can turn to a search for how to put food on the table. The Wrangell Ministerial Association is looking to put a little hope back into the lives of those in need as they prepare to help those in need with their annual Thanksgiving food basket drive. Don and Bonnie Roher are lea...
JoAnne Bell-Graves and Ken G. Levine were married August 7, 2011 at Glacier Gardens in a very intimate wedding ceremony. The bride is the daughter of the late Bob Bell of Sitka and Alice Bell of Bellingham, Wash. She attended school in Sitka and graduated from Waynes College of Beauty with a degree in Cosmetology. JoAnne is the owner of Advance Skin Care, which travels to Wrangell. The groom is the son of the late Alice Peratrovich and Roy Levine of Sitka. He graduated from Sitka High School....
The 17th Annual Harvest Festival is coming this weekend The yearly event was created to help bring in an additional sale prior to the release of Alaska Permanent Fund dividends. Tessa Appleman, the membership director at the Wrangell Chamber of Commerce said the day boosts the local economy and spurs shoppers to take part thanks to a $500 drawing held on Saturday night at 6:15pm. “It gives people an additional incentive to go shopping for everything from house goods to starting early o...