Reductions in the federal workforce and federal funding recalls have caused uncertainty for some Alaska organizations that work with the U.S. government. One of those organizations is Working Against Violence for Everyone (WAVE), a nonprofit that works to reduce domestic violence in Petersburg.
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Bikers, kayakers and sponsors raised funds for medical education at Petersburg’s annual Pedal/Paddle Battle on July 19.
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The Petersburg Borough will seek state funding for a potential float replacement project in the town’s biggest harbor.
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A group of volunteers searched the south end of Mitkof Island for European green crab on July 18, looking for any sign that the highly invasive species had reached central Southeast Alaska after other sightings southward.
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The Petersburg Borough Assembly will decide tonight whether to apply for a state grant to replace a major float in Petersburg’s South Harbor. They will also take a final vote on whether to rezone a vacant lot on Sandy Beach Road, as well as decide on a few borough budget adjustments.
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In-season surveys indicate fewer sockeye salmon have been harvested in the Stikine subsistence fishery than in past years.
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A group from Kake embarked on a mid-June journey this week, traveling by canoe to Wrangell for a historic totem pole raising. Tribal and community members in Petersburg welcomed the visitors to town on Tuesday evening to rest and reconnect before continuing their canoe journey to Wrangell Island.
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Petersburg’s police chief sued his employer, the Petersburg Borough, and the two parties have officially resolved the matter with an out-of-court settlement. That means the remaining claim about the chief’s First Amendment rights will not go to trial this summer.
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