Articles from the November 19, 2015 edition
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Public tires of intentional litter across Petersburg
Amidst the more commonplace reports of neighbors playing loud music or callers reporting... Full story
Hammer and Wikan grocery store hoping to expand
Hammer and Wikan is attempting to purchase land from the Petersburg Borough in order to expand the square footage of their grocery store. The... Full story
Yesterday's News
November 20, 1915 – The building of the board walk along the beach at Scow Bay was completed last Saturday, and Olaf Arness has notified J. C. H...
Shoe boxes help underprivileged children celebrate Christmas
The president of the Ministerial Association Bob Carter, is also the pastor of the First... Full story
To the Editor:
Sealaska has shamed themselves To the Editor: Last week in Petersburg, Alaska's newest environmental group 'The Greater Southeast Alaska Conservation...
The fun continues
Grandparenthood is just as good the second time around. A bit over five years ago our first...
Police reports
November 11 A caller brought in a concerned item for disposal. A caller reported a cat being a nuisance to the neighborhood. A caller reported two int...
Courts
November 5 Clifton Gudgel appeared before Superior Court Judge Stephens for an arraignment on a Petition to Revoke Probation. The court set a $2,500...
School staff and admin wonder what's next with tests
Petersburg School District administrators and teachers are wondering what's next after the state...
School district receives results from a recent student and staff survey
The results of the 2015 School Climate and Connectedness Survey Report are in and have given the Petersburg School District a gauge of how the...
Setting the scene
The Mitkof Mummers have been hard at work all month preparing their fall production, a musical for...
Petersburg wrestling gains valuable mat action in Craig
Viking wrestlers headed to Craig last weekend for three days of nonstop matches with teams including Craig, Ketchikan, Mt. Edgecumbe and Wrangell. Fou...
Wrangell fisherman found dead; vessel still missing
WRANGELL - At 2:18 pm on Wednesday, following a search by the United States Coast Guard and Alaska...
Study raises alarms about Wrangell's power infrastructure
WRANGELL —Wrangell’s power infrastructure may be on the blink if left as it is, according to an electric system study presented in June. Con...
Alaska politicians eye sacred oil checks amid budget deficit
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) —Alaska is facing multibillion-dollar deficits amid chronically low oil prices and relying on savings to help balance the b...
USFS cabin rates to increase
In a media release last month, the United States Forest Service Alaska Region announced it is proposing a system-wide cabin rental fee adjustments...
New director begins work at Clausen Museum
The Clausen Museum Board hired Petersburg local Kathi Riemer as the new Museum Director this month....
