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Dunleavy cuts budget, says federal aid can help offset brunt
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) – Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy announced wide-ranging budget vetoes Tuesday amid a collapse in oil prices, citing expectations t...
Dunleavy recall group says it has 30% of needed signatures
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — The group attempting to remove Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy from office is 30% of the way toward its goal, an official said. The g...
Alaska governor recall campaign begins collecting signatures
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — A campaign to recall Alaska’s governor has started with the distribution of petition booklets that will be used to collect sig...
SE communities disrupted by ferry shutdown again
With the M/V Matanuska going out of service last week, ferry service via the Alaska Marine Highway...
2019: Year in Review
January Following the shutdown of the U.S. government on Dec. 22, 2018, the U.S. Coast Guard stated...
Governor marks 1st year in office amid turmoil
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Last December, poor weather scrambled Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s inaugural plans, a bumpy start to a turbulent year marked by b...
Early blows for state of Alaska in prominent cases
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — The state has suffered recent blows in lawsuits driven by opinions issued by Alaska Attorney General Kevin Clarkson, with one l...
Trump defends Alaska governor amid recall push to oust him
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — President Donald Trump on Wednesday voiced his opposition to a push in Alaska aimed at recalling Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy,...
To the Editor
Workers become part of us To the Editor: The silver fish came in unimaginable numbers to the...
Group submits signatures in early phase of recall effort
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) - Supporters of an effort to recall Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy submitted...
Residents sign petition to recall Dunleavy
Organizers working towards recalling Gov. Mike Dunleavy have collected over 18,000 signatures...
To the Editor
Recall petition To the Editor: I support recall of Governor Dunleavy for some of the following reasons: Right out of his campaign promises, fake...
Letter to the Editor
Why a free pass? To the Editor: How is this fair? The Borough Assembly just voted to put a proposed...
The Norheims: A local love story
There are many ideas, books, quotes, videos and even classes on what makes a good, lasting...
Guest Commentary: Sitka Herring
To those with concern of the Sitka herring fishery, This letter is in regard to the upcoming Sitka herring fishery in 2019. There are a few...
No jail time in assault case spurs push to oust judge
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A man drove an Alaska Native woman to a dark street, said he would kill her and choked her until she blacked out. He then mas...
Trash baler is operating again after repairs
Since the middle of June, the borough's trash baler has been up and running after weeks of repairs...
Letter to The Editor
Great emergency services team To the Editor: Years ago I was a member of the Petersburg Volunteer Fire Department. I remember some big fires downtown...
First Petersburg High School alumnus inducted into ASAA Hall of Fame
A Petersburg High School alumnus was selected to this year's Alaska School Activities Association Ha...
To the Editor
To your good health To the Editor: April 14th is the Petersburg Health Fair. The medical technologists performed testing on close to 600 people this...
PMP&L building to finish in May
The sweeping remodel of the power and light building in Petersburg is on schedule to finish at the start of May, but there were several changes to...
Mike Bangs, chairman and pioneering diver, passes away at 62
Mike Bangs, who helped pioneer commercial diving in Alaska and was chair of a regional advisory coun...
Boys basketball split with Wrangell
Petersburg boys basketball split two games with Wrangell last weekend, losing on Friday and coming...
The year in review: 2017
January The Borough assembly started approval of a program called Local Improvement Districts,...
