Articles from the November 14, 2013 edition
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Petersburg girls sing in Nashville for Honors Choir
Petersburg High School Choir students Frances Abbott and Stephanie Pfundt attended the National... Full story
Aulbach defends title in 100-free; boys team takes 5th at State
Five swimmers represented Petersburg at the State Championship swim meet last weekend in Anchorage,... Full story
Schools' kitchen remodel on deck for state funding
Petersburg School District kids will likely eat new and fresher foods at school if the district...
Yesterday's News
November 15, 1913 – Agent W.E. Nowell, of the Alaska Steamship company, states that he was successful in his application for a change in the...
Petersburg schools celebrates Veteran's Day
Petersburg School District students and staff hosted a Veteran's Day Assembly in the Wright...
Biologist tracks moose populations in Southeast
Kevin Colson, Wildlife Biologist with the University of Alaska Fairbanks, gave a presentation in the public library conference room Tuesday night...
Turkey Time 5K results
Blue skies greeted more than 30 runners who participated in this year's Turkey Time 5K race. Winners...
Letters to the Editor
Veteran's Day assembly To the Editor: I would like to thank all of the veterans who arrived at school this afternoon (11/11/13) for the Veteran's Day...
Petersburg Rotary Club collecting for typhoon relief
The Petersburg Rotary Club is welcoming donations to their Shelter Box program that will provide relief to Philippine residents hit by Typhoon...
Police reports
November 7 A caller spoke with officers concerning an individual’s welfare. Police issued Karsten W. Olsen a speeding citation. A caller reported...
Vikings displays potential despite hard season
The Vikings volleyball squad nearly beat the Sitka squad in what head coach Jaime Cabral described a...
Planning commission initiates new comprehensive plan update process
The Petersburg Planning Commission unanimously approved to send a request to the borough assembly to update the current comprehensive plan. A...
Juneau Native leader accused of embezzlement
JUNEAU (AP) — A former president and CEO of Sealaska Corp. was charged with felony theft, accused of embezzling funds from two nonprofit...
Groups seek decision on SE Alaska wolves
ANCHORAGE (AP) — Two environmental groups say the federal government is taking too long to decide whether a subspecies of gray wolf found in...
"Substantial discards" found by fishery observers
Keeping tabs on how many and what kinds of fish are coming over the rails is a key tool in Alaska’s highly successful fishery management programs....
Petersburg author preserves history through story
Local writer Edward May is self-publishing his new book "Sourdough Starter: The Mother Sponge." The...