Articles from the April 3, 2014 edition

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 By Kyle Clayton    News    April 3, 2014

Herring sac roe prices down from last year

Sitka sac roe herring fishermen sold their catch at around $150 a ton this season-a dramatic... Full story

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    April 3, 2014

School board selects new superintendent

The Petersburg School Board unanimously selected Dr. Lisa Stroh to be the new Petersburg School... Full story

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    April 3, 2014

Iceberg damages boats in South Harbor

A stray iceberg damaged several vessels in the South Harbor early Tuesday morning. Assistant Harbor Master Ed Tagaban received the call around 1:30...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    April 3, 2014

Southeast Chinook harvest quota up

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADFG) announced yesterday a 2014 Southeast Alaska Chinook salmon all gear harvest quota of 439,400 fish....

 

Yesterday's News

April 4, 1914 – The supreme court has rendered two decisions this week of importance to women: the first is an attack on the ancient legal fiction...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    April 3, 2014

Petersburg man represents economic interests in D.C.

Petersburg resident Brian Lynch, along with other Alaskans representing commercial fishing, tourism and tribal organizations, traveled to Washington...

 

Letters to the Editor

Thank you Petersburg Indian Association To the Editor: Without the foresight and initiative to begin a voluntary curbside recycling program many...

 

Police reports

March 26 Officer issued Vinton Woodyard, 51, a citation for speeding. A caller reported an individual jumping into traffic attempting to hitch a...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    April 3, 2014

Local child care worker wins regional award

Fillmore Evenson, Petersburg's Children's Center Eagle's Nest lead teacher, won Southeast Alaska's...

 

Courts

March 27 Magistrate Judge Burrell denied a long-term stalking order against David Janzen petitioned by Terry Slafter, who wasn’t present at the...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    April 3, 2014

Community service leaders lobby against proposed budget cuts

With some assembly members proposing cuts to school and mental health services funding, Petersburg...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    April 3, 2014

Petersen to enter guilty pleas for child pornography charges

Former Petersburg Community School District Maintenance Director Tye Petersen plans to plead guilty to Distribution, Receipt and Possession of Child...

 
 By Bob Carter    About Town    April 3, 2014

Outdoor Safety: Be prepared

Bob Carter, Captain Petersburg Volunteer Fire Department Search and Rescue “Be prepared” is the famous motto of the Boy Scouts. All of us who...

 

2014 SE Alaska King salmon sport fishing regulations announced

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game announces the regulations for king salmon, effective April 2, 2014 - April 30, 2015.  The regulations are:...

 

Appeals court sides with Alaska on roadless rule

JUNEAU (AP) — A divided federal appeals court panel has sided with the state of Alaska in reversing a decision that reinstated the roadless rule in...

 

Young women of distinction

The Alaska Girl Scouts Council flew Diane Murph to Anchorage to celebrate the young women who have...

 

Prosecutors to open Coast Guard shooting trial

ANCHORAGE (AP) — Jurors will hear opening statements Tuesday in the trial of a Coast Guard civilian technician charged with killing two co-workers...

 
 By Laine Welch    Dockside    April 3, 2014

Big changes possible for State Board of Fisheries

Nine names are vying for three seats on the state Board of Fisheries, including six newcomers. That gives Governor Parnell the unique opportunity to...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    April 3, 2014

Assembly reaches impasse on budget direction

The Petersburg Borough Assembly couldn't come to a consensus last Tuesday for next year's budget...

 

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