Articles from the January 7, 2016 edition
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Municipal remodel project goes to bid
The Petersburg Borough Assembly advanced a funding plan for the $9.9 million police and municipal... Full story
2015 Year in review July - December
July Paine & Partners, LLC of San Francisco entered into agreements with two different groups to sel... Full story
Community steps up to grow Children's Center
Work on the Petersburg Children's Center expansion is continuing smoothly as volunteers from around... Full story
Yesterday's News
January 8, 1916 – The army department has been trying for some years to switch the lines over to the postoffice officials, who heretofore have been r...
Petersburg behind the curve on marijuana policy
Petersburg’s Local Marijuana Regulation Advisory Committee was disbanded earlier this week. P...
Editorial: A dollar short and a day late
The public was not well served by the Borough’s marijuana advisory committee. At least not the 58-percent of Petersburg voters who favored l...
Police reports
December 30 A citizen informed an officer of a syringe floating in the harbor. A caller reported an individual attempting to gain entry to vehicles...
Courts
January 5 Jase Payne appeared before Superior Court Judge Carey for a petition to revoke probation. The court entered a denial on the petition....
Singer songwriter to perform on Thursday
Brooklyn based singer-songwriter Lijie will perform in the Wright Auditorium Thursday, January 7...
Local and national poets to share work at library
Local poet Lee Ribich and visiting poet Anna DeWitt will be reading their work Monday, January 11...
Boys claim sixth place at Christmas Classic
The Petersburg boys' basketball team went 1-2 and claimed sixth place at the annual Clarke Cochrane...
Forecast could mean early fishing for Stikine kings
PETERSBURG (AP) — The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is predicting a return of about 34,000 king salmon to the Stikine River next year in sou...
Agency rejects endangered listing for southeast Alaska wolf
ANCHORAGE (AP) — A federal agency has concluded that a southeast Alaska wolf affected by logging and hunting does not merit placement on the endangere...
Minimum wage rising to $9.75 an hour in Alaska
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Alaska's minimum wage will be among the highest in the country, increasing by a dollar an hour, to $9.75, starting Friday. T...
Comments show support of hydroelectric dam in Juneau
JUNEAU (AP) — Federal, state and local agencies haven't found any major obstacles to a plan to build a hydroelectric dam on Sweetheart Creek s...
Fish Factor: A look back at the best and worst fish stories of the year
9 marks a quarter of a century for this weekly column that targets Alaska’s seafood industry. At the end of every year, I proffer my ‘no holds bar...
State Rep. visits this week
State representative Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins will be here January 14 – 15. On Thurs. Jan. 14, he will hold public office hours from 3 – 4 pm at Gla...