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100 years on the water

Damien and Deborah Ream stand on the bow of the F/V Charles T. The vessel celebrated its 100th...

 

Salmon Beyond Borders update

Salmon Beyond Borders Campaign Coordinator Breanna Walker will be in Petersburg during the Little...

 

Yesterday's News

May 16, 1919 The workrooms of the Petersburg Branch American Red Cross will be open on regular days from now on and all ladies are requested to give a...

 

New book features histories of S.E. canneries

Seafood industry researchers to casual history buffs will use and enjoy Tin Can Country - Southeast...

 
 By Brian Varela    News    February 28, 2019

Designated borough assembly seats ordinance passes in first reading

The borough assembly on Monday passed Ordinance #2019-01 in its first reading, which would assign designated borough assembly seats. Should the ordina...

 

Obituary

It is with great sadness that the family of Beth Hagerman announce her unexpected passing on... Full story

 

Yesterday's News

May 31, 1918 The Scow Bay school closed last Friday after a successful term with a total enrollment of 23, the largest in the history of the school....

 

Senator Stedman gives a session update during May Festival visit

With the adjournment of the Legislature on May 12, Senator Bert Stedman, R-Sitka, talked to The Pilot during the Little Norway Festival about the...

 

Yesterday's News

May 24, 1918 Mayor Ness received a message from Mayor Matheson of Wrangell, Wednesday evening, stating the council of that city had wired to Food...

 
 By Dan Rudy    News    May 24, 2018

Governor Walker makes stop for Mayfest

Gov. Bill Walker stopped in Petersburg for a brief visit Friday, making the rounds for meetings and...

 

New events slated for Little Norway Festival

Many new events and activities, along with old favorites, will be featured during this year's 60th...

 

Yesterday's News

April 19, 1918 The Marathon Fishing and Packing Company, of Seattle, has arranged with the Citizens’ Wharf Company to locate their floating cannery b...

 
 By Ben Muir    News    October 26, 2017

Borough: Local businesses must collect sales tax if they sell at Oktoberfest

The Muskeg Maleriers are sponsoring the 41st Oktoberfest Art Share in Petersburg on Saturday, and a...

 
 By Ben Muir    Sports    October 19, 2017

Petersburg derby wins first game by more than 130

The Petersburg roller derby team began its season on Saturday by winning in Sitka by more than 130,...

 

Celebration weekend

The authentic Norwegian Viking ship Valhalla will make its way down Nordic Drive at 4 p.m. Friday...

 

Yesterday's News

May 11, 1917 – Fish shipments during the past week consisted of 101 boxes of halibut, 4 boxes salmon, 4 of cod, and 3 of trout by the Glacier Fish C...

 

Yesterday's News

April 27, 1917 Articles of incorporation have been drawn up for the Citizens’ Steam Laundry Company, a new enterprise which is expected to open for b...

 

ARPA presents three annual awards to Petersburg this month

On September 16 The Alaska Recreation and Parks Association presented their annual awards. Local resident Sally Dwyer was presented with the Distingui...

 

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