Petersburg assembly prepares talking points for Juneau
Three assembly members are traveling to Alaska’s capital city this month and the assembly came up with seven issues for them to bring up during their trip.
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Three assembly members are traveling to Alaska’s capital city this month and the assembly came up with seven issues for them to bring up during their trip.
Read MoreResidents and borough staff in Petersburg are trying to come to grips with state regulations for marijuana that take effect later this month. The regulations create a new licensing process for businesses that could grow, test and sell pot in the state. But they have some in Petersburg thinking the hurdles for new pot businesses will be too difficult and local marijuana sales will remain underground and off the books.
Read MoreTwo skippers recount rescues when their boats sank and their crews were saved.
Read MoreThe International Pacific Halibut Commission Friday approved an increase in halibut catch limits for most of the coast. The joint U.S. and Canadian body oversees management of the prized bottom fish from California to Alaska. The commission held its annual meeting in Juneau this week. Commissioners approved a coast-wide catch of 29,890,000 pounds for 2016. That’s an increase of 2.2 percent from last year’s limits.
Read MoreMost of the herring this year are four-year-olds and are too small to harvest for roe.
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