Articles from the January 15, 2015 edition

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Ragnarok Rollers win bout in Ketchikan

The Petersburg Ragnarok Rollers won a hard fought battle against the Ketchikan Rainforest... Full story

 
 By Mary Koppes    News    January 15, 2015

Petersen sentenced to 12 years on child pornography charges

On Jan. 7, former Petersburg School District Maintenance Director Tye Petersen was sentenced to 12 years in jail, followed by 25 years of supervised... Full story

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    January 15, 2015

Superintendent resignation remains murky

The Petersburg School Board accepted Petersburg School District Dr. Lisa Stroh's resignation and... Full story

 

Yesterday's News

January 19, 1915 – Married – At Ballard, Washington, on January 2, 1915, Mr. Harold Lee and Miss Magnhild Husby. Mr. and Mrs. Lee arrived on the Jef...

 
 By Mary Koppes    News    January 15, 2015

'Intergalactic' brings comic books to life

When Intergalactic Nemesis' creator and producer Jason Neulander was tasked with performing his...

 
 By Mary Koppes    News    January 15, 2015

Swihart brings new knowledge, contacts back from FBI training

After nearly three months of training at the FBI National Academy (NA) in Quantico, Va., Petersburg...

 

Editorial

Other school districts, or any other employer wishing to hire Dr. Lisa Stroh, should contact the Petersburg City School District for an employment...

 

Police reports

January 7 Public Works was notified of slick road conditions reported by a caller on Lyons Rd. A caller reported an individual was yelling at an...

 
 By Mary Koppes    News    January 15, 2015

Morrell pleads guilty to amended charge in heroin case

Twenty-year-old Christafur Morrell pleaded guilty to an amended charge of Attempted Misconduct Involving a Controlled Substance in the 2nd Degree at...

 

Monitoring program yields quicker warnings against shellfish hazards

A new phytoplankton monitoring program being done by Petersburg Indian Association (PIA) will help...

 

Courts

January 8 Robert Brooks Sr. appeared before Magistrate Judge Desiree Burrell for a Minor Offense Trial. The defendant was charged with Discharge of...

 

Lady Vikings wrangle the Wolves

Petersburg took home two wins from the Wolves last weekend during Wrangell's homecoming games. Peter...

 

Vikings tame Wrangell Wolves at their homecoming

The Vikings beat the Wrangell Wolves last weekend during Wrangell's homecoming games. Petersburg...

 

Overboard canoeist rescued from Pennock Island

ANCHORAGE (AP) — The Coast Guard says a lifejacket likely saved the life of a woman who fell into the frigid waters of Tongass Narrows in K...

 

Ketchikan man gets 4 years in Coast Guard assault

JUNEAU (AP) — A 57-year-old Ketchikan man with a history of violence will spend four years in a federal prison for attacking a member of the Coast G...

 

Obituary, Alaska historian Patricia Roppel

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - A woman who wrote 13 books and more than 100 articles, many about the history... Full story

 

Fish Factor

Alaska seafood marketers are facing some strong headwinds heading into 2015, notably, for sockeye salmon and crab. Snow crab is Alaska’s largest crab...

 

Tongass Supervisor to retire in April

KETCHIKAN (AP) — The supervisor of the Tongass National Forest will retire his year. The Ketchikan Daily News reports Forrest Cole has set his ret...

 

Juneau assembly put temporary brakes on pot businesses

JUNEAU (AP) — Juneau is putting the brakes on marijuana businesses. The Juneau Empire reports the Juneau Assembly voted Monday to not consider iss...

 

Skye Elizabeth Weller to wed Trever David Walters

Burl Weller and Joyce Weller of Petersburg, announce the marriage of their daughter Skye Elizabeth...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    January 15, 2015

Fishing regulations, proposals discussed in Petersburg

The Petersburg Advisory Committee met last week to discuss proposals and potential changes to fishing regulations that will eventually head to the...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    January 15, 2015

Petersburg Vessel Owner's Association hires new director

Long time Petersburg resident Megan O’Neil, 26, is the newest Petersburg Vessel Owner’s (PVOA) Association Executive Director. O’Neil, who grew up in...

 

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