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State proposes clear cutting old growth acres on Mitkof Island
Over the next five years, the Division of Forestry & Fire Protection (DOF) is proposing to harvest...
To the Editor
Cultural Richness of Petersburg To the Editor: Petersburg’s inaugural Séet Ká Festival happens February 10-16. This is such an exciting thing to see!...
To the Editor
A well deserved recognition To the Editor, This letter is recognition of Sammy Parker and Lee Newton who announced the retirement of Petersburg...
2021: Year in Review
January The assembly approved of a COVID-19 dashboard which tracked cases in the community. Local...
Borough Assembly continues emergency mask ordinance
The Borough Assembly voted to extend an emergency ordinance requiring masking in indoor public...
To the Editor
Thank you To the Editor: A heartfelt thank you to our EMTs, doctors, and hospital staff for all their kindness. Geneva Bishop and Family My turn To...
Fines cut from ordinance following public outcry
The Borough Assembly passed Ordinance #2021-20 during Wednesday's meeting which amended the...
To the Editor
On the mask mandate To The Editor: I wanted to take a minute to share my thoughts on the proposed emergency mask mandate. I believe at this point,...
Editorial: No personal accountability
The Petersburg Borough Assembly’s attempt to abate a public health crisis in Petersburg Wednesday night went nowhere. Creating an ordinance to b...
Assembly unanimously approves emergency mask mandate
The Borough Assembly approved an emergency ordinance Friday which requires that masks must be worn...
Guest Editorial
Every kid should learn from their parents the modern way to avoid responsibility for misdeeds and missed homework. When you fail or do something stupi...
Assembly seeks to modernize disease control code
The Borough Assembly held its first reading of Ordinance #2021-15 during Monday's meeting, which...
To the Editor
Continue to be amazed To the Editor: A few weeks ago I again passed through Petersburg while traveling on my small boat, Puffin. This was my 29th...
To the Editor
Silent majority must stand up To the Editor: We of the silent majority must stand up and make our voices heard. The only way Covid-19 or its variants...
Borough Assembly candidates speak at forum
The Petersburg Borough Assembly candidates took part in a virtual forum Monday night hosted by KFSK...
Meet the Borough Assembly candidates
Paul Anderson Name: Paul Anderson Age: 76 What experience do you have? Petersburg City Council:...
COVID-19 weekly update:
Breakthrough COVID-19 cases found in Alaska April 30 Between Feb. 1 and March 31, Alaska Department... Full story
Assembly reviews school reopening plan
The Borough Assembly discussed the Petersburg School District's reopening plan during Monday's...
School Board works to outline COVID guidelines
The Petersburg School Board held discussions about what protocols should be enacted for the...
Active COVID-19 cases drop to 4 in past week
The Petersburg COVID-19 dashboard is reporting one new case in the past week for a total of four...
Local COVID-19 responses to end in a week
Incident Commander Karl Hagerman gave the Borough Assembly possibly the last update of the...
Community shifts to life after COVID-19
As the Petersburg Borough prepares to end its Local Disaster Emergency Declaration and disband the...
Assembly ends three more health mandates
The Borough Assembly repealed three local health mandates and one public health alert and amended...
Emergency declaration to end on June 30
The Borough Assembly passed a resolution at a special meeting on Tuesday that will terminate the...
Petersburg at one active case of COVID-19
One new case of COVID-19 was reported by Petersburg Medical Center on May 30 and is related to recen...
