Petersburg’s largest child care center will open back up Monday after being closed since mid-March. Petersburg Children’s Center will operate on its normal schedule but there will
be less children in the beginning.
Petersburg seniors are getting ready for graduation, May 26. The ceremony will include a vehicle parade and graduation video. It will be a lot different than normal years just like the last part of school has been unusual. KFSK spoke with some of the seniors to see how they feel about their last days of high school.
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Ongoing news of the coronavirus pandemic can be depressing along with the recommended social distancing. Alaskans have coped in different ways like getting outside, exercising, or completing home projects. For one young couple in Petersburg, they’ve decided to invest in some baby miniature goats as a way to become more self-sufficient in this time of uncertainty.
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The census is back after being put on hold for the coronavirus. The survey is done every ten years as a way for the federal government to track populations and decide funding amounts. KFSK spoke with a few people in Petersburg about the local census details.
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Seniors in Petersburg High School will be having a different kind of graduation week coming up. Instead of one event on May 26, a lot of the ceremony is being separated into different events that will take place online. It gives the school a chance to feature different aspects of graduation like never before.
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