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Editorial: Gratitude for the Anacapa
The US Coast Guard Cutter Anacapa invited the community on board for tours on Monday. The occasion was to bid thank you and farewell to Petersburg, wh...
To the Editor
Ocean Rangers To the Editor: If you were disappointed in the Senate Resource Committee’s decision last week and want to stop SB 180 please speak up n...
To the Editor
Keep the Ocean Rangers program: Together we can have a voice To the Editor: Whether you are a commercial fisherman or just an Alaskan who enjoys...
Columbia's return to service in doubt for lack of crew
A state Department of Transportation official told legislators that the ferry system is "burning...
Yesterday's News
March 10, 1922 The pupils of the first and second grades received a vacation on Friday owing to the illness of Miss Edna Miller, teacher in that...
Column: High oil prices are Alaska's alcohol of choice
It’s not often you hear political debates that invoke religion and booze but have nothing to do with temperance, the social ills of alcohol or s...
School board eases COVID-19 mitigation plan
The Petersburg School Board voted unanimously to amend its COVID-19 mitigation plan Tuesday night...
Post office set to receive new parcel pickup boxes
During the Petersburg Borough Assembly's meeting on Monday, Mayor Mark Jensen reported that he and...
Active COVID-19 cases at 10
As of Tuesday night, the Petersburg Medical Center's COVID-19 Dashboard reported 10 active cases in...
Coastal legislators disapprove of governor's spending plan for ferries
Though they say the level of funding for the state ferry system in Gov. Mike Dunleavy's budget for t...
New substitutes step in to prevent classroom closures
Rae C. Stedman Elementary School called for aid, and Petersburg answered. The school was threatened...
PMC reports 11 active COVID-19
According to the Petersburg Medical Center's COVID-19 Dashboard, Petersburg had an active case...
Legislators cautious of overreliance on high oil prices
WRANGELL– In a break from past practice, the Alaska Department of Revenue this year will provide monthly updates to legislators whenever pr...
School board votes to keep universal masking
The Petersburg School Board voted to continue universal masking throughout the district as part of...
Active cases jump to 27
Petersburg has reached 27 active cases of COVID-19 according to the Petersburg Medical Center's...
School board debates changes to mitigation plan
The Petersburg School Board held a work session Tuesday night to discuss potential changes to the...
New year, new snowfall record
6 brought with it a new record snowfall on New Year's Day which has the National Weather Service...
2021: Year in Review
January The assembly approved of a COVID-19 dashboard which tracked cases in the community. Local...
Dunleavy appointees fire Permanent Fund director
The board that oversees Alaska's multibillion-dollar investment portfolio has fired Angela Rodell...
PMC downgrades to yellow status as case count drops
The Petersburg Medical Center' COVID-19 Dashboard reported four active cases as of Monday, the last...
School Board could change COVID-19 mitigation plan in future work session
The Petersburg School Board held a discussion on the district's current COVID-19 protocols during...
Active COVID-19 count dips to five
The active COVID-19 cases count fell to five on Thursday with two positives in the previous seven...
