Articles from the September 27, 2018 edition
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Girls cross country places 1st at regionals
The Petersburg High School girls cross country team came in first place at Regionals in Juneau on...
Post office reopens following week long shut down
After mercury leaked out of a package at the Petersburg Post Office and closed the facility for...
Yesterday's News
September 27, 1918 On account of the break in the cable between Juneau and Wrangell, the Report failed to receive its press dispatches this week. The...
PMC vaccinating community for the flu
The Petersburg Medical Center is currently vaccinating the public, six months and older, for...
Petersburg hospital board votes to invest up to $1.5 million
The Petersburg Medical Center board of directors passed a motion on Sept. 19 to invest up to $1.5 million at the CFO and CEO’s discretion in bonds and...
Editorial: Preserve sales tax exemptions for those who need it
Passage of Proposition 1 will reimburse citizens who most desperately need the sales tax exemption — the elderly people living on various assistance p...
To the Editor
MVFS misconception To the Editor: I want to address a small point in Glo Wollen’s letter this last issue. Thanking Glo for her fine support of P...
Police report
September 19 — A speed warning was issued at 2.8 mile on Mitkof Highway. A welfare check was requested on Howkan St., but the responding officer w...
Court report
September 7 — Jacob J. Pauline appeared before Magistrate Judge Burrell in a bail review hearing. The court set a $500 cash performance bond r...
Forest service holds meeting on Roadless Rule
WRANGELL — In 2001, the U.S. Department of Agriculture issued a nationwide regulation on the management of roadless areas in national forests a...
Fatal wreck in Wrangell
WRANGELL — On the night of Sept. 19, at approximately 8 p.m., a single vehicle on Zimovia Highway was in an accident near 6.5 mile. According to C...
PMC moves to work with project management firm for facility project
The Petersburg Medical Center board of directors passed a motion for hospital CEO Phil Hofstetter to form a working document with DOWL, a...
Moose numbers below last year's count so far
At 12 days into moose season, this year's moose count is falling short at 22 as of Monday afternoon...
Borough assembly candidates answer questions at forum
A forum was held on Monday that allowed representatives from KFSK, the Petersburg Chamber of Commerce and the Petersburg Pilot to ask borough...
Assembly candidates
Bill Tremblay General Information Name: Bill Tremblay Age: 64 Experience: My past experience...
Alaska Fish Factor: Pending bill in U.S. Senate would streamline permitting process for offshore aquaculture projects such as offshore fish farms
Offshore fish farms could soon dot the sea scape along with those oil and gas platforms being proposed for U.S. waters by the Trump Administration....
No jail time in assault case spurs push to oust judge
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A man drove an Alaska Native woman to a dark street, said he would kill her and choked her until she blacked out. He then mas...
Number of human-bear conflicts growing across Alaska
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - Wildlife experts are calling this summer one of the busiest years of bear e...
