Articles from the January 26, 2012 edition
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PVFD moves into new station
As of Thursday night, the Petersburg Volunteer Fire Department began responding to emergencies from...
Nearly six pounds of marijuana seized from shipment to Kake
PETERSBURG — Slightly less than six pounds of marijuana was seized Sunday, Jan. 22 from a shipping t...
Yesterdays News
January 27, 1982 - Petersburg Processor’s owner, Ray Wood announced the pending sale of P...
Alaskans sharing PFDs at unprecedented rates halfway to 2012 goal, pledges thus far total $1 million
ANCHORAGE – Generous Alaskans from across the state are opting to give a portion of their 2012 Permanent Fund dividend to nonprofit causes at rates t...
Alaska exports top $5 billion for first time
Governor Sean Parnell announced this month that Alaska has topped the $5 billion mark in exports for the first time. The news reflects goods exported...
Petersburg’s New Year’s Baby
Alexander Nahlee Deberry is Petersburg’s New Year’s baby. He weighed 7 lbs. 12 oz. and was born to...
Letters to the Editor
Moved in To the Editor: Now that the Volunteer Fire Department has moved into Station One, we'd like to thank the State of Alaska for the funding for...
Peggy's Corner of the House
Hello and welcome to Peggy’s Corner of the House. I’m excited to be back in Juneau representing Dis...
Police Reports
Jan. 11: Justin Patrick, 26, was arrested on a charge of criminal mischief. Police responded to a report of a drunken male causing problems at an Ira...
Vikings lose a pair to Sitka in Petersburg
The Sitka Wolves prowled into Petersburg last weekend to challenge the Vikings boys basketball team....
Lady Vikings battle on Sitka’s basketball court
The Petersburg Lady Vikings rode the big blue boat to Sitka last weekend to challenge the Lady...
Analyst: State faces tough budget decisions
JUNEAU (AP) — Alaska is similar to a person approaching retirement age, Legislative Finance Division Director David Teal said Tuesday, noting that as...
The Capitol Steps put the 'mock' in democracy
Petersburg Arts Council brought the Capitol Steps to Petersburg on Tuesday. The Capitol Steps are a...
Fish Factor
An array of 19 new seafood products will compete for top honors at the annual Symphony of Seafood contest, and the crowd will choose the popular...
Alaska salmon packers leave program
KODIAK, Alaska (AP) — Seventy-five percent of Alaska's salmon packers have decided to pull out of the Marine Stewardship Council's fisheries certifica...
Ginrod twins
The twin girls featured in the historic photo from the Michael Nore collection last week were...