Petersburg’s borough assembly Monday continued a discussion about adding some parking space at the state-owned James A. Johnson airport. Short almost half of its members, the assembly made no decision on that ongoing topic. They also decided to wait on another discussion.
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Petersburg School Board will meet Tuesday, at 7 p.m. in the high school library. School administrators are not back to work yet so they are not scheduled to give reports to the board nor is the finance director but there will be updates from the superintendent and maintenance director.
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When animals are removed from the Endangered Species List, who keeps tabs on them? Often, the work of monitoring populations falls on volunteers. This is true of one of Southeast Alaska’s most iconic seasonal visitors – the humpback whale. KFSK reporter Nora Saks spent some time in the field – or in this case, on the open water, with researchers have banded together to keep a close eye on these beloved marine mammals.
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This week, a brand new Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic cruise ship set sail on its maiden voyage. It left Juneau over the weekend and is making its way around Southeast Alaska all week. KFSK reporter Nora Saks caught up with the ship when it stopped in Petersburg on Monday, July 31.
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For many Alaskans, summertime is a time to put up food for the winter. That’s definitely the case in the Southeast Alaskan village of Kake. Gathering and preparing nature’s bounty is a key part of Kake’s annual Keex’ Kwaan Culture Camp, now in its 29th summer. It’s the longest running camp of its kind in Alaska.
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