Articles from the May 2, 2019 edition
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Assembly looks over the FY 2020 proposed budget
A special meeting was held on April 17 by the borough assembly to discuss the proposed fiscal year...
Court releases $100,000 payment to Alaska Airline counsel from Triem
Superior Court Judge William Carey ordered the release of $100,099.46 to Davis Wright Tremaine LLP...
Yesterday's News
May 2, 1919 Some of the largest logs ever seen in this part of Alaska are in the mill boom at the Juneau Lumber Mills. They have to be blasted to fit...
Manpower needs considered by Public Safety Board
The Public Safety Advisory Board will meet on May 3, 2019 at 11:45am in Assembly Chambers. The following items are listed on the agenda: • Open EMS... Full story
Tourism working group breaks for busy season
The Visitor Industry Working Group will continue their discussions on economic growth in Petersburg...
PMC board discusses holding meetings in assembly chambers
At their monthly meeting on Thursday, the board of directors for the Petersburg Medical Center...
SEAPA to reimburse local communities by June 30
On Monday, the Southeast Alaska Power Agency board of directors postponed a reimbursement plan that...
To the Editor:
Regarding ferry service To the Editor: Demand destruction is a phenomenon that is often referred to...
Pilot and Sentinel staff bring home ten Alaska Press Club awards
The editorial staff of the Petersburg Pilot and Wrangell Sentinel earned ten awards at this years...
Police report
April 24 — Illegal burning was reported on the 300 block of Dolphin St. A call was received by a resident on Gjoa St. claiming that the individual...
Vikings lose home games to Juneau-Douglas
Car horns could be heard among the cheering of the fans as the Petersburg High School varsity...
Petersburg Ragnarök Rollers lose in Bellingham
The Petersburg Ragnarök Rollers traveled out of Alaska for the first time to Bellingham, Washington...
Alaska Fish Factor:
Why should every Alaskan budget watcher care about the price of fish? Because when the price at the docks goes up by just one penny, it means more...
New book features histories of S.E. canneries
Seafood industry researchers to casual history buffs will use and enjoy Tin Can Country - Southeast...
Where the fish are
Life in a small fishing village, filled with opinionated fishermen and fisherwomen comes to life in...
City of Wrangell increases single purchase sales tax cap
WRANGELL - Starting April 1, according to a document from the City and Borough of Wrangell, the cap... 
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Tulley to step down as Evergreen Elementary principal
WRANGELL - Virginia Tulley moved to Wrangell in late July of 2018, ready to take on her new... Website
