Articles from the October 23, 2014 edition

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 By Mary Koppes    News    October 23, 2014

Case of suspected heroin dealer proceeds

Public Defender Eric Hedland, representing 20-year-old Christafur Morrell, was recently denied a Motion to Suppress evidence by Superior Court Judge W... Full story

 
 By Mary Koppes    News    October 23, 2014

Police chief gets advanced training at FBI National Academy

Petersburg Police Chief Kelly Swihart is participating in an exclusive training opportunity with... Full story

 
 By Erik LeDuc    News    October 23, 2014

Local feline diagnosed with incurable, contagious disease

Feline Immunodeficiency Virus has cropped up again in Petersburg, diagnosed in a feral cat trapped on the south end of Haugen Drive in the South... Full story

 

Yesterday's News

October 24, 1914 – The first law enacted by our territorial legislature two years ago was the law giving women the right to vote. The gallantry of the...

 
 By Mary Koppes    News    October 23, 2014

Public says 'no' to pesticide use, Assembly discusses new radios for public safety personnel

A few issues sparked a lively discussion among assembly members and the public at Monday’s regular meeting. Four residents spoke out against the u...

 

Appointments and vacancies

The following appointments were made at Monday’s assembly meeting: Vice Mayor: Cindi Lagoudakis (continuing) Southeast Conference and AML R...

 
 By Erik LeDuc    News    October 23, 2014

Kitchen issues continue to plague Petersburg schools

Petersburg schools' aging kitchen continues to cook up new headaches for administrators as they...

 
 By Erik LeDuc    Sports    October 23, 2014

Weary Viking swimmers continue to maintain lead, readying for regional

Swimming Viking boys continue to carve themselves a place ahead of their competitors, though that margin remains slim as competitors kick hard to...

 

Police reports

October 15 An officer issued a warning for speed during a traffic stop. A hit deer was reported by a caller. An officer was unable to locate the...

 

Courts

October 1 Cheryl Crawford appeared before Magistrate Judge Desiree Burrell for a Felony First proceeding on two counts of Misconduct Involving a Contr...

 
 By Erik LeDuc    News    October 23, 2014

Local House candidates pass unopposed primaries, prepare for general election

Both candidates to represent Petersburg and other communities in House District 35, Democrat...

 
 By Mary Koppes    News    October 23, 2014

Petersburg group embarks on international service project

Lizzie Thompson began dreaming up a service project to participate in with her daughter, Kate, when...

 
 By Erik LeDuc    News    October 23, 2014

Alaska Sea Grant discusses retaining youth, growing maritime industries

Little Norway continues to be a welcoming haven for visitors, recently hosting the Alaska Sea Grant conference over Thursday and Friday, where...

 
 By Mary Koppes    News    October 23, 2014

Who gets what? Assembly considers public services and service areas

Two issues related to public services and service areas surfaced at Monday’s regular assembly meeting. Assembly member Bob Lynn introduced a motion t...

 
 By Erik LeDuc    News    October 23, 2014

Warmer temps likely going into winter, possible El Niño year

Winter in Petersburg is likely to be a bit warmer than the nights of yesteryear, though whether there will be a white, or just slushy entrance to the...

 

Tidal Echoes seeking submissions

Tidal Echoes, the literary and art journal of Southeast Alaska, is now accepting submissions for the 2015 edition Attention all artists, authors,...

 

First Bank showcases non-profits weekly

In recognition of “National Philanthropy Day” on Nov. 15, First Bank in Petersburg will showcase a local non-profit service organization in their lob...

 

Fish Factor: Bering Sea crab fleet has shrunk to 77 vessels

The Bering Sea crab fleet now stands at 77 vessels, a far cry from the nearly 250 boats before the fishery downsized to catch shares in 2005. Fewer bo...

 

Moose harvest totals

End of Season RM038 Moose Harvest Total Year Harvest Total 2014 104 (second highest on record) 2013...

 
 By Dan Rudy    News    October 23, 2014

Wrangell doctor charged in child porn case

WRANGELL - On the morning of Oct. 15, Wrangell physician Greg Salard was arrested for the alleged...

 

Borough Manager's Report

Borough Manager Steve Geisbrecht presented the following report to the assembly at Monday’s regular meeting: Medicaid recertification for the M...

 
 By Erik LeDuc    Sports    October 23, 2014

Two Vikings crowned at local wrestling tournament

The season has just begun, and already it's a good year for Petersburg wrestling, coming in with... Full story

 

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