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Obituary: Dennis Sperl, 79

Long-time Petersburg resident Dennis Sperl survived a near fatal stroke in March of 2015, but... Full story

 

Fishery expert says he is optimistic about long-term prospects for Bristol Bay sockeye salmon

The long-term outlook is bright for Bristol Bay sockeye runs, source of a thriving commercial... Full story

 

Petersburg wolf stops by Wrangell on long swim to Etolin Island

Wolves are social, territorial animals that educate their young, care for their injured and stick with their close-knit family groups — most of the ti...

 

Work gets started to build up seaweed, shellfish farming industry in Alaska

Organizers are creating programs to start using a $49 million federal grant and $15 million in matching funds to grow Alaska’s shellfish and s...

 

To the Editor

Vikings: take a closer look To the Editor: I enjoy living in a community with a strong sense of tradition and heritage, sadly lacking in many places...

 

UAS program prepares students for jobs in fishing industry

Everything you could possibly want to know about fish, from their biological characteristics to the...

 

Yesterday's News

December 8, 1922 – A Ford passenger car arrived in town on the mail boat from Juneau this week for Ole Scarbro and will be used in a general jitney s...

 

Assembly to consider child care support program at next meeting

The Petersburg Borough Assembly is expected to take a look at adopting a trial program to support lo...

 

Yesterday's News News from 25-50-75-100 years ago

December 1, 1922 – “I love them all – their father saved my life,” rejoiced Mrs. A. W. Thomas, widely known Alaska sportswoman, as she surveye...

 

Haines hosts SE Honor Music fest

Three Petersburg High School students traveled to Haines with their music teacher, Chelsea Corrao,...

 

Alaska mariculture effort wins $49 million federal grant

A statewide coalition of fisheries and economic development organizations, led by the Southeast Conference, has won a $49 million federal grant to...

 
 By Max Graham    News    September 1, 2022

Colorado organization rescues six suspected Haines wolfdogs

Haines — While thousands danced and dined at the Southeast Alaska State Fair last month, Drew Robertson of Sedalia, Colorado was rescuing a half d...

 

Yesterday's News

July 21, 1922 At the city council meeting on Monday night a committee was appointed to locate a new cemetery site. It was pointed out that the old...

 

Obituary

Sandy Ellis passed away peacefully at her home in Petersburg on Friday, May 13, 2022 with her... Full story

 
 By Chris Basinger    News    June 9, 2022

'Mug Up sheds light on life inside canneries

Amongst the sounds of churning conveyor belts, rolling carts, and running rivers, a high pitched... Full story

 
 By Larry Persily    News    June 9, 2022

Malaspina will have new life as museum, employee housing and classroom

After 56 years of service in the Alaska Marine Highway System fleet and almost three years tied up at a Ketchikan dock, unused and in need of costly...

 
 By Laine Welch    Dockside    March 31, 2022

Alaska Fish Factor

The arrival of herring signals the start of Alaska’s spring fisheries and this year’s commercial catch limits from each of the three main areas are re...

 
 By Laine Welch    Dockside    March 10, 2022

Alaska Fish Factor

March means more fishing boats are out on the water with the start of the Pacific halibut and sablefish (black cod) fisheries this past Sunday,...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    February 24, 2022

Citizen scientist looks to Lynn Canal for potential squid fishery

Haines-Lynn Canal fishermen might have an opportunity to diversify if a Juneau-based fishing charter...

 

Superior Court Judge Carey to celebrate retirement in Petersburg

Superior Court Judge William Carey is set to retire later this month after finishing his final...

 

SHARE Coalition hosts Community Café on child care in Petersburg

The Supporting Health Awareness and Resiliency Education (SHARE) Coalition hosted a Community Caf...

 
 By Sarah Aslam    News    December 16, 2021

Symphony of Seafood beyond-the-plate winner calls Wrangell home

WRANGELL - A Wrangell company that makes bath and body care products has nothing to do with fish, bu...

 

Pierson named as Pilot General Manager

Orin Pierson will assume general manager duties at the Petersburg Pilot effective October 1, accordi...

 

Guest Editorial

Once again, Alaska legislators have gaveled back into special session because Gov. Mike Dunleavy wants to show his constituents that he believes in...

 
 By Sarah Aslam    News    September 30, 2021

Oyster farm part of a growth industry

WRANGELL - Aquatic farming in Alaska could be a big industry, and completely sustainable. That's...

 

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