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Archive for August, 2009

Click here to read this week’s Sitka Local Foods Newsletter courtesy of Linda Wilson. Don’t forget, you can sign up for the e-newsletter by typing your e-mail address in the box on the left side of the page.

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Click here to see the photo in Sunday’s Juneau Empire of Sitka Farmers Market (Aug. 15) Table of the Day Award winners Hope Merritt and Judy Johnstone of Gimbal Botanicals and Sprucecot Gardens. Presenting the award is Ellen Frankenstein. Join us for the fourth Sitka Farmers Market of the summer from 10 a.m. to 2 [...]

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The Alaska Grown program will launch its “Eat Local Challenge 2009″ this week, Sunday through Saturday, Aug. 23-29 (click here to read more). During the next week, Alaska residents are encouraged to: • Try eating at least one home-cooked meal this week, made of mostly local ingredients. • Try to incorporate at least one never-before-used [...]

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Many of Alaska’s newspapers had articles about local foods this week. Here is a sampling of some of the offerings. Click here to read an article called “Beware of wild things in the blueberry patch” from the Capital City Weekly, about slugs, bugs and bears. Click here to read an update on the Second Annual [...]

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You can find some interesting things surfing the Internet. In July, the Ukiah Blog Live site from Ukiah, Calif., featured a photo of Sitka Farmers Market managers Kerry MacLane and Linda Wilson holding the Sitka Farmers Market sign out in front of ANB Hall. There wasn’t a story about the market, but the picture was [...]

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Sitka Farmers Market Calls On Community To Vote For It In The ‘Love Your Farmers Market’ Contest In An Effort To Win $5,000 From Care2.com Prizes to help farmers markets across the country promote fresh, local foods and small family farms SITKA, Alaska, Aug. 21, 2009 — Sitka residents have until Sept. 17 to show [...]

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“Native American Herbal Medicines: Going Into The Woods,” a workshop teaching about the harvest, preparation and use of medicinal plants in Southeast Alaska, will take place Friday through Sunday, Sept. 4-6, at the University of Alaska Southeast-Sitka Campus. The emphasis will be on treatment based on Native American and other approaches to acute disorders, with [...]

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The Sitka Native Education Program will host a Jam and Jam at 5 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 28, at the Alaska Native Brotherhood Hall with the Gajaa Heen Dancers and others. The group will prepare salmonberry and rhubarb/strawberry jam in the Alaska Native Sisterhood kitchen at ANB Hall starting at 5 p.m. Following the class, [...]

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Sitka residents are invited to learn how to select the right tree for the right place — and how to plant, maintain and prune it — at an all-day class on Monday, Aug. 24, at Harrigan Centennial Hall. The class is taught by urban forester and arborist Jim Flott. He has 25 years of experience [...]

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Hope Merritt and Judy Johnstone of Gimbal Botanicals and Sprucecot Gardens won the “Table of the Day Award” for the third Sitka Farmers Market of the season on Aug. 15. The Sitka Local Foods Network selected the shared table — which featured a variety of fresh produce, herbal teas and ornamental plants — to receive [...]

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