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Wrangell magistrate judge retires after 30 years
WRANGELL - After 30 years on the bench, Wrangell's district magistrate will conclude her legal caree...
Wrangell Sentinel named Best Weekly
The Petersburg Pilot and Wrangell Sentinel each received two awards from the Alaska Press Club for work completed in 2017. Pilot publisher Ron Loesch...
Yesterday's News
March 15, 1918 But meagre details have been received regarding the Admiral Evans, which was reported wrecked in Monday’s dispatches from Seattle. The...
95-year-old local woman started life in Alaska with a dinner with the governor
The first thing Charlotte Hoiosen did when she moved to Alaska in 1960 was have dinner with the...
Dear Santa
Dear Santa, I have been a good boy and I have been getting good grades. I have a few thing on my Chr...
Fish Factor: Man-made salmon is proving to be a flop for investors
The biggest year classes of Alaska fishermen are phasing out of the business and fewer young cohorts are recruiting in. The Alaska Young...
Petersburg Children's Center expands again
The waitlist to get into the only state licensed children’s center in Petersburg is decreasing in some places and remaining high in others, despite a...
AFDF Competition seeks entries for seafood expo
WRANGELL – A state seafood industry think tank is seeking value-added products for competitive entry. Alaska Fisheries Development Foundation will b...
Alaska Fish Factor: Salmon sperm desired for diverse realms of research
Salmon skin, heads, bones and other body parts have long been popular in cultural usages around the world. Now add salmon sperm to the list of desirab...
Lawmaker silent amid apology demand for abortion remarks
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) – An Alaska lawmaker who set off a firestorm by suggesting women try to get pregnant for a “free trip to the city” for abort...
Fish Factor: "Puppy Love": good for your pet, and for Alaska
Puppy Love will soon be putting more people to work in Seldovia, a town of less than 300 people at the tip of the Kenai Peninsula. The love comes in...
Stork Report: First Baby of 2017
The first baby of 2017 was born to Lyman and Rachel Hudson on January 6 at the University of...
Fish Factor, Higher ocean acidity is affecting Bering Sea crab shell production and immune systems
Increasingly corrosive oceans are raising more red flags for Bering Sea crab stocks. Results from a first ever, two year project on baby Tanner crabs...
Truth hurts: How saying 'I don't love you anymore' saved one couple's marriage
A little more than a year ago on a cold winter morning, not unlike many Petersburg couples, Meggan a... Full story
Local church welcomes homegrown pastor
There is one thing Nathan Lopez made sure to bring with him from the church he worked at in Omaha,...
Fish Factor: Halibut catches will not be slashed for the first time in 15 years
Alaska’s halibut stocks are showing signs of an uptick and fishermen’s catches will not be slashed for the first time in 15 years. Fishery man...
Santa's Mailbox
Dear, Santa i would like a Hachet, i would like a dirt bike to, and a psa game boy and a sky Drone...
Exchange student tells of travels to Chile
Last year, when Kyla Willis went to Chile, the only Spanish she knew was how to ask where the bathro...
