Articles from the May 15, 2014 edition

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 By Kyle Clayton    News    May 15, 2014

Little Norway Festival celebrates signing of the Norwegian Constitution

This year's Little Norway Festival will commemorate the 200th anniversary of the signing of the... Full story

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    May 15, 2014

Assembly to discuss South Mitkof timber sales

The Petersburg Borough Assembly will discuss the impacts of the University of Alaska timber sale on South Mitkof Island after two members of the... Full story

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    May 15, 2014

Ragnarok Rollers host first official bout during Little Norway Festival

The Petersburg roller derby team has been practicing and gearing up all winter and spring for such an event but what should derby spectators expect?... Full story

 

Yesterday's News

May 16, 1914 – Considerable interest has been aroused in medical circles in Germany by a man who can swallow small animals and return them alive. T...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    May 15, 2014

As recreation dollars dwindle, Forest Service seeks public input to prioritize use

In the face of declining funding for the Tongass National Forest, Petersburg Ranger District managers are looking to the public for help to figure...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    May 15, 2014

The history of the Norwegian Constitution, Sue Paulsen style

It’s common knowledge the Vikings reined supreme 1,000 years ago as they built long ships to pillage Europe and discover North America. What may n...

 

Editorial: New harbor a long time coming

Shortly after Glo Wollen was named harbormaster, she stood before the city council and advised them that the North Boat Harbor was one storm away...

 

To the Editor

Vision for the Petersburg Borough To the Editor: I see a diverse population living in relative harmony, made up of people who respect the opinions...

 

Courts

May 8 Lucas Killian was absent for an arraignment hearing before Magistrate Judge Burrell. The defendant moved out of state and was unable to be...

 

Police reports

May 7 An officer received a complaint concerning an individual blocking a right of way. A caller reported an individual who placed a recycling bag on...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    Sports    May 15, 2014

High school track heads to regionals in Juneau

Petersburg High School track team athletes performed well in a meet last weekend and several are on...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    Sports    May 15, 2014

Vikings baseball wins first varsity game

The Petersburg Vikings baseball team won its first varsity game since the team’s creation eight years ago. The Vikings have played at the junior v...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    May 15, 2014

Final assessed property values down after appeals

The Petersburg Borough’s total taxable assessed value decreased from estimates early this year forcing the borough to cut back on its contingency e...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    May 15, 2014

Property owners appeal zoning violation after assembly denies rezone

The Planning Commission scheduled a public hearing to review an appeal made by Aaron Miller and Katrina Miller against a zoning violation issued by Co...

 
 By Laine Welch    Dockside    May 15, 2014

Fish Factor: Report shows commercial fisheries far more valuable to state than sport fishing

The debate over which sector – commercial or recreational fishing – provides the bigger economic punch can finally be put to rest. The annual ‘Fi...

 

Fire warning canceled for Tongass National Forest

JUNEAU (AP) — The threat of fires in the nation's largest national forest has subsided. CoastAlaska reports Tongass National Forest Fire I...

 
 By Brian O Connor    News    May 15, 2014

Wrangell assembly votes to move ahead with TBPA negotiations

WRANGELL — The borough assembly voted 5-0 in favor of a motion authorizing negotiations over the Tyee Lake power facility. The vote was taken on M...

 

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