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Northern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association Inc., (NSRAA) will hold its Annual Board of Directors meeting on March 11 and 12 starting 9 a.m. both days at DIPAC, 2697 Channel Drive, Juneau. The agenda will include operational plans and consideration of the FY'16 Budget. Copies of the agenda will be available in the NSRAA office in Sitka, on the website nsraa.org and on the two days of the meeting at DIPAC. Meetings are open to the public....
VFW State Service Officer Lisa Robinson will be in Petersburg at the Tides Inn March 12, 2015, 12:30 am – 5:00 pm. She'll answer your questions about VA Entitlements and provide free assistance filling out the application forms for VA Entitlements. Contact (888) 353-7574 or lisa.a.robinson@va.gov. VFW membership is not a requirment....
February 20, 1915 – There was a big attendance at the Firemen’s Annual Ball last Saturday night. The band opened with several numbers, and dance music was furnished by an orchestra of eight pieces. In a brief address, Mayor Finch expressed the thanks of the fire boys for the good attendance, and their appreciation of the presence of a big delegation of Wrangell folks. Arthur F. Stanhope responded in behalf of the visitors. February 23, 1940 – Delegates of the Vessel Owners Association and the Deep Sea Fishermen’s Union are holding their a...
The Petersburg Girl Scouts participated in World Thinking Day on Saturday at the Catholic church. This year's theme was "we can create peace through partnerships." The local troop participated in the worldwide event by making a peace wreath from construction paper cutouts of their hand prints and doing a collaborative art project. Pictured are (front row, from left) Stella Walton, Hannah Slavin, Samara Olson, Andrea Weathers, Alicia Kittams, Torey Fry, Ashley Eilenberger, Julia Murph, Paulina...
February 13, 1915 – The steamer Santa Ana, of the Alaska Steamship Company's fleet, has been remodeled for passenger service, and was announced to sail from the Sound on February 12 for Seward, to take the place of the steamer Dora on the Peninsula run. The Santa Ana now has accommodations for 75 first-class and 30 steerage passengers. On her way north, the vessel brings a shipment of coal and supplies for the Chichagoff mine. February 16, 1940 – At its meeting the City Council unanimously approved the Volunteer Fire Department's forthcoming pl...
February 13, 1915 – The sundry civil bill, as reported to congress, carries with it an item of $289,000 for construction for Alaska coast survey service, and appropriation for two wire-drag outfits; $2,000,000 for the Alaska railroad; $29,000 for Alaska fisheries; $65,000 for Juneau's public building; $100,000 for investigating mineral resources of the territory; $75,000 for care of the insane; native education, $200,000; for suppression of liquor traffic with natives, $15,000; game protection, $20,000. The Wickersham bill providing for a...
State representative Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins will hold public office hours at Java Hus from 11am - 12pm, and at Glacier Express from 2-3 pm on Thurs., Feb. 27. No appointment needed, stop by to share state issues, but if you have questions or can’t make it email rep.jonathan.kreiss-tomkins@akleg.gov or call 465.6848....
Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colo. Jackie Tyson was named to the Dean’s List at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colo. for the Fall 2014 semester....
