Voters in Petersburg’s borough have three different elections on the horizon and absentee voting in the first begins next week. In addition the filing period’s now open for candidates interested in one of the many local seats available in the Petersburg Borough election in October.
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A new support group for victims of trauma has started up in Petersburg this summer. It’s a new offering by Working Against Violence for Everybody, or WAVE, a similar group in Craig, and Petersburg Mental Health Services. The group gathers most Thursdays in the WAVE office in Petersburg.
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Southeast Alaska’s commercial troll fishing fleet will have another crack at king salmon in August even with a big haul from the first Chinook opening in July
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The transfer of operations of a hydro electric power plant in central Southeast Alaska is progressing this summer and could be completed sometime in August. The owner of the plant, the Ketchikan-based Southeast Alaska Power Agency will take over running the facility. That will mean a different future role for the joint Wrangell and Petersburg organization that has been overseeing operations.
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Petersburg Public Library is looking to archive photos and other records of Native culture in the community. The grant-funded effort can help preserve images of local events and people through the state’s digital archive.
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