Trident Seafoods plant in Petersburg has a buyer: Ketchikan-based E.C. Phillips & Son
Trident Seafoods announced that it will sell its Petersburg processing plant, bunkhouse, galley, and two housing units to E.C. Phillips & Son Inc.
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Petersburg Borough to join United Fisherman of Alaska
Petersburg will be the newest Community Supporting Member of the United Fishermen of Alaska, or UFA. That follows a unanimous vote by the Borough Assembly at their regular meeting last week.
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Southeast Alaska reporters reflect on 2023
Reporters across Southeast Alaska took a look last year’s news highlights.
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Trident Seafoods to sell Petersburg and Ketchikan processing plants
Trident Seafoods, one of the biggest seafood processors in the country, announced on Dec. 12 that it’s selling a third of its Alaska plants.
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Petersburg tender boat temporarily transforms fish hold into improvised sound stage
There’s a nearly-100 year old wooden boat in Petersburg that’s become a staple of the tight-knit local music scene. Musicians in town have a few performance spaces to choose from — a lot of them are in bars. But the crew of the Roedda brings a unique option with them when they come to town — transforming the boat’s fish hold into an improvised sound stage.
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Alaska Longline Fishermen’s Association looks to give longlining fleet a green upgrade with federal grant
The Alaska Longline Fishermen’s Association announced on the morning of October 3rd that they were awarded $700,000 from the U.S. Department of Energy. The new funding is intended to steer the commercial fleet away from their old diesel engines.
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Kake youth cast their lines for prizes in annual Children’s Fishing Derby
A group of U.S. Forest Service personnel from the Petersburg Ranger District traveled to Kake late last month to help put on the annual Children’s Fishing Derby, where Kake youth practiced catching and identifying fish with the visiting scientists.
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OBI blows past 100,000 cases of fish
The OBI Seafoods cannery in Petersburg is ahead of schedule. They hit 100,000 cases of fish on Saturday, August 5th —that’s four days ahead of last year. However, the workers were so busy canning, OBI had to blow its celebratory steam whistle a few days late.
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