Petersburg convenience store closed for lack of workers
The Petersburg family company celebrating 100 years in business this year has closed one of its stores and cut hours at another because of a shortage of workers.
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The Petersburg family company celebrating 100 years in business this year has closed one of its stores and cut hours at another because of a shortage of workers.
Read MoreA second mate on the state ferry Matanuska had his last ride through Southeast Alaska in June after nearly two decades with the Alaska Marine Highway.
Read MoreThe board that will be redrawing legislative districts in Alaska is still awaiting release of the latest census data but could be unveiling new plans sometime later this year.
Read MoreState legislators returned to Juneau this week for the second special session of this year and the possibility of a state government shutdown looming next week.
Read MoreVoters this October could be deciding on a bond measure for Petersburg’s oldest and cheapest source of hydroelectric power. The Petersburg borough may seek voter approval to take on debt to pay for repairs and upgrades at the hydroelectric plant at Blind Slough as well as additional backup diesel generators.
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