Articles from the November 29, 2012 edition

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 By Ron Loesch    News    November 29, 2012

Borough election ballots are here

Over 2500 ballots arrived in the mail Wednesday, Nov. 28 asking voters in the proposed Petersburg Borough boundaries if the City of Petersburg shall b... Full story

 
 By Shelly Pope    News    November 29, 2012

Petersburg Elementary School will receive a facelift

The State has rated all of the district Capital Improvement Projects and Petersburg’s Elementary School Exterior Walls Renovation Projects was... Full story

 
 By Shelly Pope    News    November 29, 2012

PIA tribe members question board

The Petersburg Indian Association has been the object of controversy in the past year due to the recent termination of the tribal administrator, the... Full story

 

Borough Formation and Petersburg City Schools

EDITOR’S NOTE: The following information was provided to The Pilot at the request of the publishers to provide factual information about the...

 

The numbers behind the “graying of the fleet”

The “graying of the fleet” continues in Alaska as fewer young folks obtain permits for various fisheries. Data from 2011 show that 45 percent of a...

 
 By Greg Knight    News    November 29, 2012

Stikine skull could be carbon dated

A skull found near the mouth of the Stikine River in October may require radiocarbon date testing to...

 
 By Shelly Pope    News    November 29, 2012

Cook re-elected as Fire Chief for another three years

Earlier in the year, Petersburg Fire Chief Jerod Cook, stated that he would not seek re-election to...

 

Police reports

November 20 Officers responded to an assault on Sandy Beach Road. Caller requested assistance getting a juvenile home on Excel Street. November 21...

 

Courts

November 26 Drew Tom Stearns, Jr., 75, appeared before Judge William Carey on the charge of driving with license cancelled, suspended or revoked. The...

 

Trooper report

November 10 Alaska Wildlife Troopers, onboard the P/V Enforcer issued Steven L. Forrest, 59, of Wrangell, citations for operating personal use shrimp...

 

Editorial

Voting on the formation of the Petersburg Borough is underway with the arrival of mail-in ballots provided by the State of Alaska Division of...

 

To the Editor

Borough will benefit surrounding area To the Editor: I believe formation of the borough is a good thing for the people of Petersburg and the...

 

Fish Factor

The “graying of the fleet” continues in Alaska as fewer young folks obtain permits for various fisheries. Data from 2011 show that 45 percent of a...

 
 By Shelly Pope    News    November 29, 2012

Proposed Borough: Candidates

Newly elected Petersburg City Schools Board member, Cheryl File, is the mother of three boys in the...

 
 By Shelly Pope    News    November 29, 2012

School district receives grants

The Petersburg City School District receives preliminary grant amounts for state and federal grants early in the school year and then an additional...

 

Terry Joe Smith, 57

Terry Joe Smith died November 11, 2012 while enduring cancer treatment. Born to Howard and Esther...

 

Volleyball season wraps up with honors

The Petersburg Viking Volleyball girls came in second in regional play and several of the players...

 

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