As winter thaws and the ground becomes squishy with rain, Petersburg Borough’s groundskeeper, Colin Perry, had a major horizon on his mind: Mayfest. But spring also means he can re-start his work maintaining Petersburg’s cemetery.
Rachel Cassandra joined Perry in his greenhouse at work and for a rainy walk around the cemetery to see the start of spring through his eyes.
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Petersburg School District’s Finance Director Karen Morrison is resigning at the end of the school year. Morrison has held the position for twelve years. She’s moving to Juneau to work for the State Department of Education in their finance department.
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Rogue dog packs in Petersburg used to be a problem. But for fifteen years, the nonprofit Petersburg Humane Association has cared for the town’s stray dogs and cats. And for the last decade, the organization has relied on a flock of non-native birds to help them do their work. KFSK joined Director Mary Clemens to witness this year’s spring migration.
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Petersburg’s Middle-and High-School Principal Ambler Moss is resigning from his position at the end of his contract in June. He’s been at the school for just one year. He and administrative leaders decided mutually not to renew his contract.
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Petersburg’s School District will implement a new English/Language-Arts curriculum at Rae C. Stedman Elementary School in the fall. District Superintendent Erica Kludt-Painter spoke with KFSK on Tuesday’s Campus Connection show. She says that this will be a major shift for school teachers.
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