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Parks and Rec. board to be reinstated
In a 4-3 vote, the borough assembly passed an ordinance in its third reading that would establish a...
Assembly against moving Kake road closer to town
The borough assembly failed to pass a letter to Alaska Department of Transportation and Public...
Gulf of Alaska cod losing sustainability certification label
KODIAK, Alaska (AP) — Shoppers will no longer see a blue-sticker label on Gulf of Alaska cod after its sustainability certification is suspended s...
Letter to legislators on Kake access road approved
A letter to Sen. Bert Stedman and Rep. Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins requesting information on the...
PMC audit makes two adjustments, six comments
Mertz CPA & Advisors, of Juneau, conducted an audit of Petersburg Medical Center that was presented...
To the Editor
Local news media part of coverup To the Editor: Recently, mayor Jensen and member Bob Lynn of the...
Borough receives response from USFS
The Petersburg Borough Assembly received a response from Forest Service Chief Vicki Christiansen...
Assembly sends timber contract letter to USFS
The borough assembly approved a second follow-up letter at last week's assembly meeting regarding a letter sent to Forest Service Chief Vicki Christia...
2018: Year in Review
January The borough assembly received a proposed update to its zoning code that would introduce a...
PMC audit shows high internal control and compliance
The results of an audit conducted on the Petersburg Medical Center were presented at a board meeting last week showing that a high standard of...
Assembly denies timber contract audit
A resolution to request the USDA’s inspector general conduct an audit of the Tonka and Big Thorne Integrated Resource timber contracts to determine i...
Rates remain the same in new SEAPA budget
Meeting in Wrangell this week, board members with Southeast Alaska Power Agency approved a...
Medical center not hurt by Medicaid payment suspensions
During the closing days of the Legislative session, the Medicaid funding for fiscal year 2019 Medicaid supplemental was reduced from $48 million to...
KSTK to transfer assets to CoastAlaska in sale
WRANGELL — The board of Wrangell’s public radio station last month approved a deal which would transfer its ownership to a regional corporation. Fol...
Wrangell hospital submits letter for third party partnership
WRANGELL — Following talks earlier this month with the city, the hospital board drafted a letter requesting that it move forward with finding a thi...
Wrangell to hold second SEAPA seat on 2018 board
WRANGELL — Wrangell’s mayor chose the community’s new voting and alternate member on next year’s Southeast Alaska Power Agency board. Based in Ketc...
Petersburg Medical Center investments grow by $206,408 in 12–month period
Petersburg Medical Center board of directors received good news about its investment accounts for the past 12-months. PMC’s investment account grew f...
UAF students call for better handling of sex assault cases
FAIRBANKS – Students at the University of Alaska Fairbanks are questioning how school officials have responded to reports of sexual assault. They v...
Home and Garden Edition, 2016
While new homes are being built to be more energy efficient than ever before, thanks to a growing green building movement and increasingly strict...
Tyee PERS liability larger than expected, Swan nears completion
WRANGELL – Costs for the transition of operations at the Tyee Lake hydroelectric facility may be h... Full story
Manager's Report
The city manager presented the following report to the Assembly at Monday’s meeting. The 30 percent design documents for the Emergency Stand-by G...
Fish Factor: UFA working to protect fisheries science during budget crisis
A single Chinook salmon is worth more than a barrel of oil. The winter kings being caught by Southeast Alaska trollers are averaging 10 pounds each...
Assembly receives positive audit report
An external auditing firm representative reported positive financial health for Petersburg Borough finances. The Petersburg Borough Assembly heard...
SEAPA board approves utilities rebates
Wrangell and Petersburg utilities can be expecting a rebate this year from Southeast Alaska Power Agency. This summer the board approved a rebate of...
United Fishermen of Alaska meet in Petersburg
United Fisherman of Alaska members gather in the Sons of Norway hall this week as it conducts its...
