Articles from the November 8, 2012 edition

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 By Shelly Pope    News    November 8, 2012

Statewide voter turnout drops by 22 percent

The State of Alaska Division of Elections reports 506,432 registered voters in the state and 223,556 turned out to vote in the 2012 general election... Full story

 

Anacapa heads south

On a recent clear day the USCG Cutter Anacapa cruised in the narrows with Devil’s Thumb stark...

 
 By Shelly Pope    News    November 8, 2012

Agner receives Petersburg’s first Medal of Honor

Petersburg Mayor Al Dwyer presented its first Medal of Honor to Petersburg Police Sergeant Heidi F.... Full story

 
 By Shelly Pope    News    November 8, 2012

Road construction project may not get finished before winter shutdown

Petersburg City Manager Steve Giesbrecht voiced concerns in his report to the Petersburg City...

 

USCG Cutter SPAR pays honor to Petersburg woman

The United States Coast Guard Cutter SPAR arrived in Petersburg Saturday afternoon to honor Laura... Full story

 

Letters to the Editor

Promotional fact To the Editor: I enjoyed the quote from Mr. Giesbrecht in the October 25, 2012 Pilot “We need to make sure that all of our...

 

Editorial: Not just about money

We’re surprised at the lack of candidates filing for elected positions within the borough. We thought a few “outliers” would throw their hats in...

 

Police reports

October 31 Individuals were reported on a roof on Fram Street. November 1 A trespass notice was filed on Charles W Street. Assistance was requested...

 

Courts

November 1 Derek M. Knudsen, 23, appeared before Magistrate Desi Burrell for a further proceeding hearing on the charges of assault by domestic...

 
 By Shelly Pope    News    November 8, 2012

North Harbor funding options considered

The $2 million dollar deficit for the North Harbor Project causes issues with Petersburg's city council members. Petersburg City Manager Steve...

 
 By Shelly Pope    News    November 8, 2012

Borough candidate list is complete

The time to file to run for borough office has come and gone and there are still remaining positions that will need to be filled after the election....

 
 By Greg Knight    News    November 8, 2012

SEAPA workshop discusses possible TBPA takeover

The City and Borough of Wrangell held a workshop on Monday, Nov. 5 to deal with a number of issues...

 

Fire destroys Juneau apartment building

JUNEAU (AP) — Fire investigators were sifting through debris Tuesday in a search for clues into what caused a large fire that destroyed an...

 

Proud new voters

These seven PHS seniors, (front row) Krissa Davis, Kayley Thorsen, Jael Swanson, Sam Marifern,...

 

Fish Factor

The results of a six year study on Western salmon will be unveiled this month and the conclusions are not what people of the region had hoped for....

 
 By Shelly Pope    Sports    November 8, 2012

Viking swimmers make a splash at State meet

The Petersburg Vikings traveled to Bartlett for the State swimming competition qualifying nine... Full story

 

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