Articles from the September 26, 2013 edition
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Sales Tax exemptions under review
The Sales Tax Ordinance Review Committee will be reviewing exemptions outlined in the tax code during the next several months. The group also... Full story
Stikine area leads in moose harvest
Twenty-six moose have been checked in to Alaska Department of Fish and game this season. Rich... Full story
Yesterday's News
September 27, 1913 – Better than 40,000 cases of salmon already put up and still the fish keeps coming. That is the situation in which the Pacific Coa...
'Axe Men' to feature Tonka logging operation
A crew filmed Axe Men promotional videos at the Tonka Logging site on Kupreanof Island last week.... Full story
Letters to the Editor
Thanks Assembly To the Editor: A couple of weeks ago I read and was appalled by a statement of one of our Assemblywomen as she was quoted as saying...
Police reports
September 18 An officer assisted a person lost on the road. A caller requested an officer contact people to stop harassment. Citation issued to...
Courts
September 24 Superior Court Judge Carey issued a $150 bench warrant for Lisa Johnston after not being present for a court date. Superior Court Judge C...
School board requests legislature review old statute
The Petersburg School board prepared a resolution Wednesday to send to the Alaska Association of School Boards, or AASB, urging the state legislature...
Viking squads fall to state champs
Petersburg’s high school girl’s volleyball squad fell to the two time defending state champions of Mount Edgecumbe in Sitka last weekend. Coach Jai...
Vikings girls cross country continues to dominate 3A with another win in Juneau
Vikings cross country runners were in Juneau for the season's last regular meet over the weekend....
F/V Arctic Prowler to be christened Oct. 5 in Ketchikan
Alaska Longline, LLC, and Alaska Ship & Drydock (ASD) will christen the F/V Arctic Prowler on Oct....
Fish Factor
News that mining giant Anglo-American plans to withdraw from the Pebble Mine project was greeted with joy by opponents who hailed it as a victory for...
Warm summer forecasted to extend through fall and winter
This summer’s warmer than average temperatures could carry over into the winter if current climate trends continue. Two main factors affect winter w...
Fail your way to the top
Wrestling Hall of Fame member Wade Schalles taught a wrestling camp in Petersburg last week....
