Articles from the January 19, 2012 edition

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Electricity use reaches all time peak

The cities of Wrangell and Petersburg maxed out the available power from the Tyee Hydroelectric Project on Tuesday, as temperatures in Petersburg...

 
 By Ron Loesch    News    January 19, 2012

PMP&L continues to push for plant relocation to Scow Bay

Petersburg Power and Light Superintendent Joe Nelson reminded the city council Tuesday night of the...

 

Yesterday's News

January 20, 1982 - Local educators, counselors and members of the Petersburg Police Department...

 
 By Ron Loesch    News    January 19, 2012

City council revises current year budget

On Tuesday night the city council revised its current fiscal year budget by reallocating funds to cover unanticipated expenditures during the current...

 

City sells two parcels of land at auction

Two single-family residential lots measuring 100 ft. by 50 ft. were auctioned at Tuesday night’s city council meeting. Two adjacent property owners e...

 

New reporter joins Pilot & Sentinel staff

Kaitlyn McAvoy has been hired as the Wrangell Sentinel’s new reporter. Her work will also appear i...

 

City buys new air packs for fire department

The city council approved the expenditure of $237,945 for the purchase of 30 new air packs, 70 new 45-minute composite air cylinders and a team pack...

 
 By Ron Loesch    Opinion    January 19, 2012

Praise to my wife

It all started with a pat on the back from the Chief of Police who praised the work of one of his employees at the end of the city council meeting....

 

Lady Vikings get a win against very good team

Mt Edgecumbe’s Lady Braves came to town last weekend to face off with the Lady Vikings. F...

 

Vikings win two and lose a few at Ketchikan Jamboree

Ketchikan hosted a basketball jamboree this weekend and the Petersburg Vikings gladly accepted their...

 

Local fish and game elections

The Petersburg Fish and Game Advisory Committee elections and meeting will be held January 21 at the Petersburg City Council Chambers, 6:30 p.m....

 

Fish Factor

Most people don’t know that 40 years ago Alaska pioneered the use of sonar to track salmon runs, or that state fishery managers operate 15 sonar sites...

 

Ice fog mist

Wednesday morning fog rolled along the icey shore of Frederick sound....

 

Stork Report

Victoria Bliss Wright was born at 5:33 p.m. on December 2, 2011, to Jon and Katie Wright at the...

 

Stork report

Tyler Joseph Jacobsen-Wilson was born at 1:41 p.m. on December 21, 2011, to Paul and Chelsea Wilson in Juneau, AK. He weighed 8 lbs 3 oz and was 21...

 

Alaska Board of Fisheries hear of adverse impacts from growing sea otter population

Sea otter population in Southeast Alaska is increasing, and consequently, the animals are depleting...

 

Council regrets leaving redistricting suit

After hearing initial news reports from the redistricting lawsuit brought by Fairbanks, some of the Petersburg city council expressed regret Tuesday...

 

Blue skies and subzero temps

Temperatures plunged and the clouds parted this week, a change of pace after months of grey skies....

 

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