Articles from the March 11, 2021 edition
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PMC anticipates 1,000 to be vaccinated
About 400 residents received their second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at Petersburg Medical...
The snow moon
Feb. 26's Snow Moon shines bright through the trees on Papkes Landing Rd. According to the Old...
Two-hundred affected by hospital data breach
About 200 patients at Petersburg Medical Center may have had their medical records viewed...
Local COVID-19 cases falls to 16
Sixteen infected residents were released from isolation on Wednesday, while just one new active...
Yesterday's News
March 8, 1946 Invaded by the horrors of hand-to-hand fighting, establishing beach heads constructing air fields under fire were and one of the major...
Audit shows borough's finances in good standing
An audit of the borough's finances for the 2020 fiscal year reveals an overall positive change in...
To the Editor
Heartfelt thank you To the Editor: I would like to thank everyone for sending me their prayers and w...
Guest Editorial: The governor needs to read the calendar
Alaska is in a fiscal mess and Gov. Mike Dunleavy is making it worse. The state has spent almost...
Police report
March 3— A resident received a scam call. The caller claimed they had a warrant for the individual’s arrest and wanted money. Authorities res...
Triem v. Alaska Airlines:
The Supreme Court of the State of Alaska ruled last month that Superior Court Judge William Carey...
Visitor industry planning document completed after two years
A Petersburg Economic Development Council document that highlights opportunities within the...
Wading merganser
A female common merganser swims in the waters of Wrangell Narrows Tuesday mornin...
Obituary: Dorothy M. Bains
Dorothy M. Bains, 88, passed away peacefully at her home on February 24, 2021. She was born in... Full story
User fees reset at P&R
The Borough Assembly approved an ordinance in its third reading on Monday that reinstates user fees...
St. Patrick's Day 2020
Pat Blair changes the street signs at the corner of Gjoa and N. Nordic Dr. ahead of last year's St....
Fish Factor: No other fishing regions of the world reach out for stakeholder input as much as Alaska does
It’s likely that no other fishing regions of the world reach out for stakeholder input as much as Alaska does to gather policy-shaping ground truth b...
PHS to test athletes for COVID-19 weekly
Petersburg High School will test students involved in interscholastic, in-person sports that involve...
Artifact Archive: The Alaska Magazine
Before the Alaska Magazine we know today, there was another Alaska Magazine--a small and unrelated...
SEAPA could raise rates to pay for submarine cable
Southeast Alaska Power Agency will likely have to raise rates to pay off bonding for the...
COVID-19 case count down to 10
Petersburg's COVID-19 active case count is down to 10 as no new cases were reported on Tuesday,... Full story
COVID-19 community risk level lowered to orange
The Petersburg Emergency Operations Center has lowered the local community COVID-19 risk level from... Full story
