Articles from the June 13, 2019 edition
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Assembly talks feasibility of harbor warehouse on Public Works property
Mayor Mark Jensen requested a discussion on the...
Yesterday's News
June 13, 1919 A special election will be held by the citizens in Petersburg for the purpose of...
Fireworks allowed in service area three days a year
An ordinance allowing the use of fireworks within...
Borough assembly discusses services offered throughout the borough
Assembly Member Jeff Meucci requested a spreadsheet of what services are provided to individuals liv...
Burrell retires after 20.5 years at the Courthouse
In 1998, Desi Burrell was hired as the clerk of...
Special Report: Airline plans terminal upgrades
The Petersburg Alaska Airlines terminal is one of...
Special Report: Patty Nelson remembers her 28 years with Alaska Airlines
In her 28 years working for Alaska Airlines,...
Alaska Senate fails to revive oil-wealth fund dividend bill
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — The Alaska Senate failed Monday to revive a bill that would pay residents a...
Police report
June 5 — Harassment at a location on Kiseno St. was reported to authorities. Individuals were...
Special Report:
Petersburg’s Alaska Airline terminal is a busy place. Since 1998 departures from the facility...
Alaska Fish Factor
Alaska fishermen are still awaiting disaster relief funds for the 2016 pink salmon run failure,...
Report: Ak jobs gain after 3 years of losses
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A state labor department report says recent job gains after three years...
Alaska awards contract to study Medicaid
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Alaska has awarded a contract to study whether the state can become the...
Officials rethink park use after concert cancelled
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Alaska officials are reconsidering whether special events like outdoor...
Senator Sullivan wants new icebreaker to spend time in Arctic
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — The U.S. Coast Guard is expected to take possession of a new heavy icebre...
