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Yesterday's News News from 25-50-75-100 years ago
September 7, 1923 – The Petersburg schools, with the exception of the first and second grades, opened for the winter term on Tuesday. The two lower...
Yesterday's News News from 25-50-75-100 years ago
June 29, 1923 – Leonard Martins suffered a cracked bone in one of his legs and Leif Mathieson suffered a severely bruised foot last Thursday night,...
Yesterday's News News from 25-50-75-100 years ago
June 22, 1923 – Newt Casperson, well known business man of Ketchikan and Cordova, was shot three times by a prohibition officer at Ketchikan...
Yesterday's News
October 27, 1922 – The steam boiler in the Knutsen Brothers Sawmill at the mouth of Petersburg Creek, across Wrangell Narrows from town, exploded...
Yesterday's News News from 25-50-75-100 years ago
October 6, 1922 – On the evening of September 30th practically everyone in Petersburg was a guest of the Petersburg Igloo, Pioneers of Alaska at...
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September 15, 1922 Probably Mrs. John Vanderbilt, who is a guest at the Goddard Hot Springs, is the only woman who ever entertained a big brown bear i...
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Lori Roberts retires from OBI
Lori Roberts celebrated her last day of work at OBI Seafoods on December 10 after a 42 year career...
2021: Year in Review
January The assembly approved of a COVID-19 dashboard which tracked cases in the community. Local...
Obituary: Tanya Lee Roundtree, 65
Tanya Lee Roundtree, 65, now rests in peace. She passed away Nov. 16, 2021 after living with ALS.... Full story
100,000 cases marked by OBI whistle blast
OBI Seafoods announced the production of 100,000 cases of pinks on Monday at about 11:30 a.m. by...
Patrick Wilson to retire from OBI
Since the fall of 1989, Patrick Wilson has been the plant manager for Icicle Seafoods, later OBI...
OBI hires new plant manager
Nikolai Wendel has taken over as plant manager at OBI Seafoods, bringing 13 years of cannery experie...
Guest Commentary: Help keep our plant operating
By Patrick Wilson, retiring OBI Seafoods Petersburg plant manager and Nik Wendel, current OBI... Full story
Summer crab run second largest on record
Although this year's Southeast Alaska salmon season produced a record low run, crabbers enjoyed the...
Salmon disaster: pink salmon run lowest since 1976
This year's pink salmon harvest came in at around 7 million, which is considerably down from the 35...
Editorial: Seafood worker story not fair or balanced
We have no desire to critique the public radio station's work but last week we had several people... Full story
Yesterday's News
May 7, 1920 Fish handling facilities are to be installed on the Trading Union dock by that concern at once, according to the announcement of manager C...
Strong economy expected for borough
The borough's sales tax has brought in $2,362,621 for the 2020 fiscal year so far, which is about...
Over $10,000 in food & cash donated
Canned salmon from Icicle Seafoods was included in the 25 totes of fresh produce and groceries...
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October 31, 1919 Dr. Dickinson, arrived from Ketchikan early this week on the U. S. Forestry boat Than. He was sent to Petersburg by Governor Riggs,...
Crab run outshines salmon harvest in SE
This year's salmon harvest came in below expectations in Southeast Alaska with a particularly bad...
Cannery Park documents canning history
Cannery Park has been taking shape in the past few weeks, but Icicle Seafoods Plant Manager Patrick...
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...
Alaska Legislature approves all Walker nominees but 1
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — The Alaska Legislature on Tuesday rejected Gov. Bill Walker’s nomination of a former Planned Parenthood field organizer to s...
