Articles from the June 10, 2021 edition
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Assembly, public weigh in on landless legislation
The Borough Assembly held a work session with staff from Alaska's federal delegation to discuss...
SEARHC discusses possible partnership with borough
SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium spoke about the possibility of collaborating with the...
Assembly ends three more health mandates
The Borough Assembly repealed three local health mandates and one public health alert and amended...
Yesterday's News
June 10, 1921 Last Sunday between 130 and 150 people from town enjoyed the hospitality of the Petersburg Moose at a big picnic held at Sandy Beach....
SEARHC now offering behavioral health, dentistry
SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium has expanded its services in Petersburg and taken over...
Editorial: Land bill must give details
Despite the fact that there were specific reasons why the five landless communities of Haines, Ketch...
To the Editor
SEARHC or not to SEARHC To the Editor: I listened to the representative from SEARHC at Monday's...
Police report
June 2— David Estes was arrested on charges of probation violation and violating conditions of release. Authorities responded to a noise complaint at...
Court report
June 1 – Jessie James Jackson was arraigned on 2 counts of assault 4. The defendant entered a not guilty plea and was released upon payment of a $...
PHS baseball ends season will double losses at State
The Petersburg High School baseball team returned from State having suffered two losses, but Head...
Teachers to get 3% raise over three years
The Associated Teachers of Petersburg (ATP) will receive a one percent raise each year for the next...
Assembly adopts FY 2022 budget
The Borough Assembly made five more amendments to the Petersburg Borough's fiscal year 2022 operatin...
SB underlines requirement to attend PHS graduation
The Petersburg School Board updated Board Policy 5127 at their meeting on Tuesday to specify that...
Playground completed
Petersburg Rotary Club and other organizers and volunteers of the Sandy Beach Park playground...
Rose Durbin 1924-2021
Rose Durbin, 96, passed from this world on May 28, 2021. Rose Axtman was born at home on the family... Full story
Fishery managers forecast statewide salmon catch topping 190 million salmon this year , 61% higher than 2020
Eager buyers are awaiting Alaska salmon from fisheries that are opening almost daily across the...
Obituary: Frank W. Sharp, 89
Frank W. Sharp, 89, died on May 12, 2021 in Angoon, Alaska. He was born to Albert Sharp and Mary... Full story
Alaska governor urges lawmakers to act on dividend plan
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy on Monday urged lawmakers to act on his proposal to place in the state constitution a new formula f...
Proposed conservation plans could affect Alaska mine project
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — An agreement announced Tuesday between an Alaska Native village corporation and conservationists would restrict development o...
School News
Abbey Hardie was named to the Chancellor’s List attaining a grade point average of 4.0 during the Spring 2021 semester at the University of Alaska S...
