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Moose season breaks unit records at 117
Hunters still have until tomorrow to get their harvest reports in, but the 2017 moose hunt has...
Wrangell HS students earn certifications in onboard survival drills
WRANGELL — Eleven Wrangell high school students took part in a two-day workshop, enabling their certification to conduct fishing vessel drills. S...
Shoemaker Bay design moving to 100-percent stage
WRANGELL - Finalized designs to replace existing facilities at Shoemaker Bay Harbor have been...
Moose season may continue triple-digit trend
The Petersburg-Wrangell area moose harvest seems set to break 100 again this year, according to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. So far 67...
Moose harvest on par with historical average
Undaunted by pouring rain, hunters in the Wrangell and Petersburg areas have been bringing in their fill of moose for the 2017 season. As of Tuesday...
Ferry reform package presented as budget snafu threatens summer service
At Southeast Conference last week in Haines, Alaska Marine Highway Reform Initiative presented its d...
State cuts and poor harvests hampering SE economy
With Southeast Conference wrapping up in Haines this morning, municipalities, businesses and individuals from around the region should have a better i...
Group to discuss transboundary mining issues
WRANGELL — Three years after a major tailings dam failure in Canada’s British Columbia province, an environmental advocacy group will be meeting wit...
Wrangell bar to celebrate decade of libation
WRANGELL - One of Wrangell's watering holes will be celebrating its 10-year anniversary this weekend...
Wrangell approves lease extension for new concrete at boatyard
WRANGELL - At a rescheduled meeting of the Port Commission last Friday, members approved a request...
Wrangell Byford soil removal postponed until April
WRANEGLL — The state environmental regulator last week announced it would be postponing a pla...
Wrangell Legion unit remembers 9/11 victims with service project
WRANGELL - The local American Legion unit held a day of service and remembrance over the weekend,...
Moose season to start next week
The 2017 moose season is set to begin next week, with the monthlong harvest opening on September...
Southeast Conference to focus on ferries, budget
WRANGELL — Later this month the region’s economic development organization will be meeting in Haines to discuss new trends, problems and opp...
Wrangell café raising funds for Hurrican Harvey relief
WRANGELL - A Wrangell café is raising funds for disaster relief, following the hurricane and...
Fourth special session may be called for revenues
WRANGELL — Last week, Alaska’s lawmakers received word from the governor’s office another session may be called for October. On August 31 email...
Wrangell strike costs SEAPA with delay
Delays to line maintenance prompted by a public employee strike in Wrangell this June will cost a regional power utility an extra $103,000. Southeast...
Shellfish testing clears Pats Creek and Shoemaker
WRANGELL — The Wrangell Tribe’s environmental program office announced last week that most species of shellfish have been cleared for consumption at...
Wrangell auxiliary honored at national convention
WRANGELL - Women from the local American Legion Auxiliary took part in the national organization's...
Access improved at Anan, first phase in overhaul
WRANGELL - Improvements to the observatory at Anan Creek are complete, improving access and...
Belgian canoer missing on Stikine River
WRANGELL - Wrangell emergency responders took part in a search for a missing canoer on the Stikine...
Monofill project heads present plan to Wrangell populace
WRANGELL - Project heads for a contaminated site reclamation met with townspeople Monday evening to...
Southeast fisheries drawing to a close for summer
WRANGELL — One of Wrangell’s two seafood processors has drawn down production early for the season due to lower than expected returns this sum...
Wrangell resident participates in war memorial proceedings
WRANGELL - A Wrangellite had a unique opportunity to take part in some Alaskan history this year,...
Wrangell water situation back to normal
WRANGELL – Public Works changed its summertime water management conservation level back to normal last week, ending a month of minor restrictions. U...