Petersburg’s borough assembly Monday, November 21st advanced the rezoning of a controversial piece of borough property on Sandy Beach Road in Petersburg and decided against a driveway easement on the parcel for a neighboring land owner.
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Three major rivers that flow out of Canada into Southeast Alaska could provide a combined one billion dollars in value for tourism and fisheries on this side of the border over the next three decades. That’s one of the findings in a new study commissioned by a group seeking to highlight potential impacts to those rivers from the mining industry in British Columbia.
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Petersburg resident, Kris Norosz, has been awarded by YWCA Alaska for making her community a better place and for mentoring others. The statewide organization’s mission is to eliminate racism and empower women.
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Petersburg’s school board has a full roster again after the board voted Thursday night to appoint a local woman to fill a vacant seat. The board interviewed two applicants for the spot, Brandi (Thynes) Marohl and Aimee Marsh, and voted to appoint Marohl.
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Petersburg’s theater group Mitkof Mummers will perform a children’s play, “Fairy Tale Network” Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Wright Auditorium.
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