Petersburg school board got a better understanding of what it will look like for foreign language students without a teacher at Petersburg High School next year. But some former teachers don’t think digital learning is the right move.
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Petersburg homes and businesses were without power for over an hour Wednesday. The outage happened around 5:30 Wednesday evening. Petersburg Municipal Power and Light workers found that it was caused by a bad transformer located around 3-mile of Mitkof Highway.
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Motorists be warned. Mitkof Highway near Petersburg will be getting more chip seal this summer. The Alaska Department of Transportation is planning to start sealing the pavement on the highway south of Papke’s Landing, about 10 miles south of town, after the July 4th holiday.
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This month’s Market in Petersburg was one of only two scheduled this summer. If the experience was less frenzied than in past years, it still provided a chance for local makers to show off their wares and for their kids to get business experience that went far beyond your average lemonade stand. Alanna Elder has this audio postcard from the event.
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A Petersburg assembly member will be listening in on labor talks with the union representing most borough employees this week. Employees have been seeking a new contract for well over a year.
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Harbor rates are going up in Petersburg next month and voters are one step closer to deciding on an end to the senior sales tax exemption again this fall. Petersburg’s borough assembly Monday, June 18 passed the harbor fee hike and advanced a ballot question on creating a needs-based tax rebate for seniors instead of the current exemption.
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Seven Petersburg High School students return from an eight-day trip to Costa Rica this month with tales from the road. It’s been about 25 years since PHS students went on an international trip.
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For good and for bad, king salmon runs around Petersburg are coming in as forecast so far this year. Anglers have only been allowed to keep Chinook salmon in a limited few areas with hatchery kings for the first part of this month. And much of the sport fishing effort in this area has been focused on the Wrangell Narrows and Blind Slough.
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