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Borough in talks with canneries over incoming workers
Borough Manager Steve Giesbrecht told the borough assembly on Monday that the borough has been...
Canneries seek to prevent spread of COVID-19 from workers
Local canneries are in the beginning stages of developing a plan to prevent the possible spread of...
Borough, businesses continue to up COVID-19 precautions
The Local Emergency Planning Committee held their second meeting in two weeks telephonically, as...
Over $10,000 in food & cash donated
Canned salmon from Icicle Seafoods was included in the 25 totes of fresh produce and groceries...
Obituary: Betty Jane Pederson
Betty was born in Evanston, Illinois to Swedish immigrants, Carl and Elizabeth Roger, fondly... Full story
Editorial: Expressions of love
Icicle Seafoods executives and workers rallied around the family and friends of Ken Hicks who...
Obituary: Kenneth LeRoy Hicks, 66
Kenneth LeRoy Hicks, 66 died December 9, 2019 at home in Petersburg, Alaska of natural causes. Ken... Full story
Crab run outshines salmon harvest in SE
This year's salmon harvest came in below expectations in Southeast Alaska with a particularly bad...
Voters to decide on long term-indebtedness
The Petersburg municipal election is next week, and only one proposition, which would authorize...
Cannery Park documents canning history
Cannery Park has been taking shape in the past few weeks, but Icicle Seafoods Plant Manager Patrick...
Fisheries lobbyist suspected of violating fishing boundaries
SITKA, Alaska (AP) — Alaska wildlife troopers have confiscated catch from a fishing industry lobbyist suspected of fishing in closed waters, o...
Utility project loans to go on October ballot
Voters will decide if they want the borough to take out loans to fund eight utility projects...
Alaska Fish Factor
It’s been one year, so how’s that trade war with China working out for the nation’s seafood industry? As with farmers, there’s not much winning...
Water and wastewater projects move to second reading
The borough assembly approved an ordinance last week in its first reading that would give voters...
Borough assembly, residents discuss 2020 budget
Borough manager Stephen Giesbrecht submitted a list of potential budget discussion items to the borough assembly on Monday that outlines possible...
Obituary: Chris Jensen
James Christopher Jensen was born in Petersburg, Alaska on March 18, 1954. His parents, Gordon and... Full story
Processors ready to handle catch
Despite the departure of processing workers, Patrick Wilson, Icicle Seafoods manager said they will be able to handle the chums coming in from...
Salmon season misses the mark
Three of the five commercially harvested salmon species are coming in below Department of Fish and Game forecasts, according to assistant area...
To the Editor
Vote yes To the Editor: Push is coming to shove at the borough budget due to declining revenues. Management is having to make budget cuts. Property...
Icicle Seafoods brings Julianne Curry onboard as Public Affairs Manager
Icicle Seafoods, Inc. reports that Julianne Curry, a fourth-generation family fisherman and...
Alaska Net Hack Challenge aims to find new uses for tons of old nets stockpiled across the state
Plastics in recycled fishing nets are being used to make an amazing array of products around the globe and Alaska plans to get in on the action. An...
Alaska Salmon Fellows convene in Petersburg on Friday
Alaska Humanities Forum's (AHF) second cohort of Alaska Salmon Fellows convened in Petersburg at...
Fish Factor: Processors at Bristol Bay pay for doctors during salmon season
The nation’s top fishing port welcomed seven European seafood buyers in late January – all women – and showed off its massive seafood industry durin...
Eight power and light employees voice opposition to borough reorganization plan
Eight current Petersburg Municipal Power and Light employees are in opposition of the borough’s plan to reorganize the public works and electric u...
