Articles from the February 13, 2014 edition
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Court grants homeowners stay of demolition
A Superior Court Judge ruled in favor of the owners of the house on 1011 Wrangell Ave. Tuesday morning granting a stay of demolition after the... Full story
Cupid marks Hammer couple's 60th anniversary
Art and Jeanine Hammer's wedding anniversary is on tomorrow's Valentine's Day. Before meeting... Full story
Yesterday's News
February 14, 1914 – Returning Petersburgers from Seattle on the Admiral Sampson, have brought the unconfirmed, but hopeful news that the Pacific...
State transportation experts present Nordic and Haugen construction designs
Alaska Department of Transportation staff outlined future road construction plans for South Nordic... Full story
Community provides input on superintendent hiring process
A school board member and the elementary school principal hosted a community meeting to learn what local residents want from the incoming superintende...
To the Editor
Congratulations To the Editor: Congratulations on your 40 years of serving Petersburg. As a PHS alumni, I still enjoy getting the Pilot. Greg...
Police reports
February 5 Police issued a citation to Jean S. McCay, 61, for speeding on North Nordic Drive. February 6 A caller reported possible domestic...
Courts
February 6 Carla Ratliff appeared before Magistrate Judge Burrell for a charge of Driving Under the Influence. The court entered a not-guilty plea on...
Resident charged with theft after pet escaped "doggy jail"
A Petersburg man is representing himself at a jury trail after police charged him with Theft and Criminal Trespass for taking his dog from the...
Attorney: Child pornography case may not go to trial
A local man charged with several counts of possessing and distributing child pornography will see his trial pushed back after a district court judge...
Lady Vikings win two home games
The Lady Vikings tamed the Sitka Wolves during both of last weekend's home games. Head Coach Dino...
Operation Sea Lion disperses sea lions, for now
The borough's war against aggressive marine wildlife dubbed "Operation Sea Lion" has been...
Borough Assembly to discuss elections & hospital ordinance
The Petersburg Borough Assembly meets tomorrow (Feb. 14) at 12 p.m. in the assembly chambers. The assembly will hold a public hearing on the...
Obituary, Roderick G. Bain, 91
Long-time Alaskan Roderick G. Bain, 91, died at home in Anchorage on Feb.5, 2014. He was born May... Full story
Fish Factor: Alaska seafood free of Fukushima radiation
Alaska seafood is free of radiation stemming from Japan’s 2011 tsunami and Fukushima nuclear reactor disaster. That was the take home message from...
Ketchikan requests support from Petersburg in lawsuit against state
Ketchikan Gateway Borough officials are again requesting Petersburg’s, along with more than 30 other municipal government’s, assistance with its...