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Meet Petersburg School District's new teachers, Part 2
Some new and some returning faces have joined the ranks of the Petersburg School District staff in...
Stedman Elementary Class List for 2022-2023
*To register a new student, please stop by the office at 303 Dolphin Street by August 29th *You will need to bring current immunization record and...
Meet Petersburg School District's new teachers
Some new and some returning faces have joined the ranks of the Petersburg School District staff in p...
School board sets relaxed COVID-19 guidelines
The Petersburg School Board updated its COVID-19 mitigation plan for the upcoming school year...
State ferry traffic into Petersburg down 90% from a decade ago
8,832 passengers and 2,515 vehicles boarded the ferry in Petersburg in 2011, and 9046 passengers...
Local precinct results August 16, 2022
Special General Election: In Petersburg 725, or 24.22%, of the precinct’s 2,993 registered voters turned out. The preliminary numbers for P...
Alaska voters will select new member of Congress on Tuesday
Alaska voters will go to the polls on Tuesday, August 16 to mark their ballots in a couple of...
Yesterday's News
July 28, 1922 Candy Men Spend Day Southbound – The steamer Spokane, with a Confectioners Convention on board, was in Petersburg from early Monday m...
Kinder Skog is moving to Petersburg Medical Center
A press release Wednesday announced that starting this fall, the Kinder Skog Nature Program will be...
Assembly updates capital project requests list
The Petersburg Borough Assembly voted unanimously to add 14 projects to its capital project requests list during Monday’s meeting. The requests l...
Senate Finance co-chair Stedman says state needs more in savings
If oil prices stay above $100 a barrel for the next 12 months, the state could end the fiscal year in June 2023 with about $2.3 billion in its...
PCF awards nearly $33,000 in grants, Dave Berg named volunteer of the year
The Petersburg Community Foundation, an affiliate of the Alaska Community Foundation, announced on...
Legislature approves budget with $3,200 payout per Alaskan
Three minutes before 11 p.m. on the last day of its regular session, the Alaska Legislature... Full story
Homer artist visiting Petersburg gives insights into the natural world
Homer artist Kim McNett taught children and adults in Petersburg how to create a "nature journal"...
Foursquare Club
The Stedman Elementary foursquare club ended on May 3 with a large tournament, music, and excited...
Senator wants Alaska to set up its own flood insurance program
Alaska property owners have paid more than four times as much in premiums than they received back in claims under the National Flood Insurance...
Worker shortage 'is real,' says state labor economist
WRANGELL — Anyone who wants to get a pizza midweek at the Marine Bar or a steak or burger at the Elks Lodge knows that worker shortages have forced e...
To the Editor
Update on Landless Efforts To the Editor: Hello folks, this is a quick update on the efforts of the Landless group for the benefit of Petersburg. Who...
Alaska weighs taking over part of federal permitting program
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Alaska lawmakers are considering a request by Gov. Mike Dunleavy's administration that the state take over part of a federal env...
Senate committee questions definition of sportfishing guide
Legislation to restore and increase the state licensing fee on sportfishing guides and operators ran into problems in the Senate Finance Committee...
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...
