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Petersburg Medical Center purchased a new van for their long term care residents. The previous van was purchased in 2000, so the hospital was ready for an upgrade, said PMC Public Relations Coordinator Kelsey Lambe. The new bus will give residents a more comfortable ride and can be cleaned easier. Lambe said the old van has been outfitted with clear dividers so long term care residents can visit their family without the risk of spreading COVID-19....
Alisa and Jim Edgars' house on N. Nordic Dr. took first in the local Christmas decorating contest. Dolphin St. took first in the neighborhood category....
Lee's Clothing won the business category in Petersburg Chamber of Commerce and Petersburg Municipal Power & Light's Christmas decorating contest. Entries were judged based on effort, originality, visibility and appeal. Winners won a $100 gift card....
Saturday, December 19...
Andrea Linden Burt has been named to the Dean’s List for the 2020 Fall semester at Angelo State University, in San Angelo, Texas. Clara Medalen graduated a Doctor of Chiropractic from Life Chiropractic College West, in Hayward, California....
Residents of Petersburg Medical Center's Long Term Care throw candy canes down to participants in Saturday's Holiday Hustle. About a dozen people signed up for the mile run or walk from PMC out to the Petersburg airport and back. The Dormer family won the best group costume, Marsha Fernandez won the most festive costume and Matt Pawuk won the ugliest sweater competition....
December 17, 1920 The Petersburg city council met in postponed regular session last Monday night and transacted routine business. The report of the town treasurer showed that the town had a balance of approximately $700 after all bills, amounting to $1,396.82 had been paid. It was reported to the council that the new power plant machinery is consuming 80 gal. of fuel oil and four and a half gallons of lubricating oil every 24 hours. It was estimated that the plant is now costing the city $814 per month to operate the plant, with a gross income...
The view of Frederick Sound on Dec. 12 from Raven Trail at 1,663 feet of elevation....
Streets Foreman Martin Odegaard uses an excavator to assist Petersburg Municipal Power & Light with relocating a transformer on the Public Works lot. A recent landslide on the property put the transformer at risk of toppling over, said Public Works Director Chris Cotta....
It's that time of the year when the Luncheonettes don Christmas apparel and become the Twisted Antlers to sing carols and raise money for the Salvation Army. From left to right: Katey Gilpin, Rachel Etcher, Erica Kludt-Painter, Irene Littleton and Mary Leonard....
Wade Hatfield waves at a passing car as he holds on to his grandmother Stephanie Payne's hand....
A rainbow as seen from Outlook Park stretches over Point Agassiz on Sunday....
Glo, left, and Sigrid Wollen dance along to a performance of Winter Wonderland by Nicole and Alec McMurren on Saturday. See more photos of this event on page16....
The History of Petersburg The Museum has a collection of essays from 1947 written by students of Miss Helen Pruessing, Petersburg High School English III instructor. Sonya Husvik, Casper Hallingstad, Frank Kaino, June Otness, Darline Rosvold and others describe everything from Petersburg Air Service, to Scow Bay, to the Folk Tales of Petersburg. In the "Advancement of Petersburg Roads" Bernice Espeseth begins "When our town was young, some people wanted the streets widened for cars and trucks,...
Point Agassiz shines yellow beneath a rainbow over the mainland on Dec. 13....
Seagulls and murre feed in the late morning sunlight near Jap Creek on Wednesday....
December 10, 1920 The Petersburg Lodge of the Moose is planning on a big masquerade ball to be given on New Years Eve. The Moose boys say that the ball this year will eclipse by far any dance of this kind ever given here before. While all the details have not been arranged it is understood that a good selection of prizes will be offered for the maskers to try for. One of the leading Moose said recently that at least ten and possibly twelve prizes will be offered. December 7, 1945 In accordance with the expressed wishes of the majority of...
Rain and flood waters undermined the 40,000 Rd. over the weekend....
Snow covers the ground and clings to the trees on Raven Roost Trail last weekend of November....
Students gathered outside of Rae C. Stedman Elementary School on Dec. 3 to watch staff light up the school's Christmas tree for the first time this season. "It's so nice to drive up the hill and there it is," said Elementary School Principal Heather Conn at the Petersburg School Board meeting on Tuesday. "It's lit up every morning."...
Christmas lights shine on the Sons of Norway building and the neighboring Bojer Wikan Memorial Park spreading holiday joy....
On Dec. 2 the clouds above Bear Claw Mountain were cast in purple as the sun rose....
Snow covers the ground and clings to the trees on Raven Roost Trail last Sunday....
The Sandy Beach Park Troll Bridge withstood record flood level waters last Tuesday. Contractor Dieter Klose designed the concrete foundations with engineering help from Alan Murph and with the assistance of former Parks and Rec Director Ryan McFarland. Klose then oversaw the construction of the bridge logs and decking. Numerous volunteers participated in the build including Bynam Jackson who participated as part of an Eagle Scout project. The bridge was constructed in 2009. Klose built the...
Trees fell and blocked the roadway of 40,000 Rd. near 3 Lakes Loop on Saturday due to heavy rainfall....
