This year has been marked by widespread uncertainty for grant recipients across Alaska. The federal government has rescinded billions of dollars in health grant funding, including millions in the state.
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Sport fishing for wild king salmon in Southeast Alaska is now more restricted for some people. All anglers are prohibited from harvesting wild king salmon outside of state waters, and nonresident anglers can no longer fish for wild kings in the region. State managers closed the sector because of harvest projections. The regulations went into effect July 7 and will last through the end of September.
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The Petersburg Medical Center is offering Medicaid and Medicare information sessions starting July 9 to help people plan for their futures.
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The Petersburg Public Library is closing four hours earlier on Mondays. As of the start of July, the library now closes at 4 p.m. instead of 8 p.m.
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The recently passed budget reconciliation bill, signed into law by President Donald Trump last week, does not include U.S. Senator Mike Lee’s (R-Utah) withdrawn proposal that could have potentially sold off areas of the Tongass and Chugach National Forests and parts of the Interior in Alaska. But even so, the Petersburg Borough is going on the record against selling public lands.
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The Petersburg Borough Assembly approved a contract to manufacture a part that’s crucial for the new diesel generator.
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The Fourth of July is a big deal in Petersburg, so big that the town starts celebrating early. For a decade, the Lighthouse Assembly of God has hosted the annual July 3 mainstreet events — but this will be their last year hosting.
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Fireworks and the Fourth of July go hand-in-hand. And for Petersburg’s only firework stand, this time of year is also a way to keep a beloved family member’s legacy alive.
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