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To the Editor
We are in need of a neutral third party To the Editor: I am writing today in response to last week’s Guest Editorial, a report submitted by A...
Guest Commentary: Addressing Assembly Member Fine-Walsh's guest commentary
We are addressing Assembly Member Fine-Walsh's guest commentary published on April 20 in the Pilot. You are right, Mr. Fine-Walsh, we did want to hear...
Yesterday's News
December 9, 1921 While it has not been officially announced, it is under good authority that Wrangell Narrows is to be dredged, and that within a...
PSD welcomes new nurse
Trish Oppenheim was not actively seeking out opportunities for work, but when she heard about the...
Yesterday's News
September 23, 1921 The new cable system which was installed by the cable ship Burnside, recently was given its first try out this week and performed...
Petersburg businesses face worker shortage
Businesses across Petersburg are suffering due to the nationwide worker shortage according to local...
Meet the class of 2021
Aaliyah Margarette Leigh Domingo Felizardo Who are your parents? Shiela and Allan Felizardo Number...
AMSEA training offered
The Alaska Marine Safety Education Association (AMSEA) will offer Fishing Vessel Drill Conductor class in Petersburg on May 4, 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM at...
Yesterday's News
December 24, 1920 The business men of Ketchikan have subscribed $2,500 with which to send a representative to Washington D.C. to induce the...
Assembly extends non-congregate sheltering
The Borough Assembly extended its emergency non-congregate sheltering agreement with the Narrows...
Assembly passes sheltering directive in a split vote
The borough assembly approved a public health emergency directive at a special meeting on Tuesday th...
Petersburg Rexall Drug survives 50 years
August of 1969 was an eventful time for the Worhatch Family. Max Worhatch III sold his house in...
Yesterday's News
January 2, 1920 Smaller paper publishers all over the country are faced with temporary suspension or bankruptcy if the condition is not remedied as...
Yesterday's News
December 26, 1919 The Petersburg Volunteer Fire Department has been organized with an active and an inactive list. Those members whose business takes...
Yesterday's News: News from 25-50-75-100 years ago
December 19, 1919 The Petersburg Band has been re-organized with H. S. Halgeson as director and with about 30 members, many of whom are old players....
Police report
June 12— Authorities responded to a report of an intoxicated individual walking in the middle of Odin St., but the man was gone upon arrival. June 13...
Obituary: George Stephan Murrison, 84
George Stephan Murrison, 84, passed away at his home in Petersburg on February 10 with his wife... Full story
Yesterday's News
December 27, 1918 No paper was published this week December 31, 1943 Lt. A. Langdon, chairman of the Petersburg Christmas Cheer committee, turned in...
Police report
August 1 — Stanley Amarok, 30, was arrested on charges of operating a watercraft in South Harbor while under the influence. Extra patrols were r...
Police Report
Feb. 28 — There was a wildlife complaint at 1300 Howkan Street. An officer responded to a report of a snow machine being driven on a roadway. The o...
Community tree location to be moved
The Petersburg Christmas Tree will be located outside the municipal building this year instead of next to the Scandia House hotel. The tree had for...
King Salmon derby starts Friday
The 36th Annual Petersburg Chamber of Commerce King Salmon Derby gets underway this Friday at 7 a.m. The derby continues through the Memorial Day Week...
Salmon derby starts Friday
The 35th Annual Petersburg Chamber of Commerce King Salmon Derby gets underway this Friday, May 27 at 7 a.m. The derby continues through the Memorial... Full story
King Salmon derby starts this Friday
The 34rd Annual Petersburg Chamber of Commerce King Salmon Derby gets underway this Friday at 7 a.m. The derby continues through the Memorial Day... Full story
Local woman convicted of credit card fraud
Petersburg resident Gesabel Rosa, 22, was convicted of six theft charges at a proceeding before Superior Court Judge William Carey on May 18....