How can the Petersburg School District keep students learning in-person on campus when COVID cases are spiking throughout the state? The district’s school board is considering a testing requirement for in-state travel that matches the state’s interstate testing requirements. The school board will hold a special meeting Monday to discuss the proposal.
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Petersburg school buildings reopen to in-person classes Thursday morning.
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Work is underway this fall at Petersburg’s James A. Johnson Airport to upgrade gates and perimeter fencing for the state-owned facility.
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It’s estimated to take a few months for the pool to reopen. Petersburg coaches and swimmers are coming to grips with the long term nature of the closure.
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Petersburg’s emergency operations center announced two more COVID-19 cases Tuesday, driving the community’s active cases to five and total case count to 24.
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All three Petersburg school buildings closed Tuesday, October 27 for at least 24 hours after the announcement of a positive COVID-19 test result in the elementary school.
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Petersburg’s tribe is helping its members pay for their housing and food in this time of the COVID-19 pandemic. The tribe is also giving out financial assistance to other residents in town.
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Petersburg’s borough assembly Tuesday denied an appeal by a Mitkof Highway homeowner who’s been ordered to clean up and fix a problem with the home’s sewage. The homeowner doesn’t think the failed septic tank is her responsibility to fix.
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