Articles from the September 11, 2014 edition
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SEAPA approves rebates, Whitman Lake agreement
At their regular board meeting last week in Ketchikan, Southeast Alaska Power Agency (SEAPA) approved rebates to member utilities, discussed the... Full story
Humane Association working to build stand-alone shelter
The Petersburg Humane Association (PHA) is doing a big push to raise funds for its first... Full story
H&W remodel makes way for more organics
The Hammer and Wikan grocery store is undergoing a remodel that will open up the front of the store... Full story
Yesterday's News
September 12, 1914 – The Petersburg school began the term last Tuesday with a full attendance. Forty-eight pupils were enrolled, approximately ten m...
Letters to the Editor
Let your voice be hard To the Editor: I’m writing to remind people who are concerned about the proposed Kake-to-Petersburg road that the comments d...
School officials advise parents on head lice, one case reported
A case of head lice was reported at the elementary school last week. “It is likely that this is an isolated incident,” Elementary School Pri...
Police reports
September 3 An officer spoke with an individual concerning a possible assault. Police arrested Paul E. Haisler, 22, on a charge of Criminal Trespass....
Courts
September 4 Paul Haisler appeared before Magistrate Judge Mary Kay Havens in an arraignment for charges of Assault in the 4th Degree and Criminal...
16-year-old to face three possible assault charges
Police will pursue three assault charges against a 16-year-old Petersburg juvenile following an investigation of a reported altercation between the...
Vikings cross country runners take second in Metlakatla
Petersburg Vikings Cross Country teams, both the boys and girls, took second place at Saturday's...
Rain Game Classic is back
Rain Game Classic just kicked off. The Petersburg Chamber of Commerce 50/50 contest lets residents guess how much precipitation will fall this year....
Correction:
In the August 14 issue of the Pilot it was erroneously stated that For the next 10 to 15 years, the newly formed Tongass National Forest Advisory...
Volleyball Vikings keep Juneau-Douglas on their toes
Petersburg High School's volleyball girls continued to hone their skills against 4A Juneau-Douglas...
Thomas Bay Power Commission reviews its role
Petersburg and Wrangell's representative of the Thomas Bay Power Commission (TBPC) met Tuesday morning via teleconference to discuss the commission's...
AMHS seeks public review of summer 2015 schedule
The proposed Alaska Marine Highway System (AMHS) schedule for the summer 2015 season is now available for public review and comments. The schedule...
Obituary, Martha Louise Reid, age 90
Martha Louise Reid was born on December 6, 1923 in Bellingham, Washington. She was the 1st of six ch... Full story
Obituary, Michael J. "Carpie" Carpenter
Michael J. “Carpie” Carpenter, 59, passed from this life on August 19, 2014 at his home on Kupreanof Island, outside of Petersburg, Alaska. Mike was... Full story
Fish Factor: Senate candidate bows out of fisheries debate
“Surprised and disappointed” was the reaction by Senator Mark Begich upon learning that his opponent Dan Sullivan has bowed out of an October 1 fisher...
Vikings dominate first home swim meet
Vikings Swim and Dive team started the season with a home meet, hosting Thunder Mountain and Sitka...
