Lots of candidates for Petersburg’s tribal elections
Tribal elections take place at the Elizabeth Paratrovich building on January 6, 2025. (Photo:...
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PIA clears land for parking lot, future projects
An acre of muskeg along Petersburg’s busy Haugen Drive has been slowly transforming into a parking lot over the last month.
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Petersburg’s tribe has a new administrator
Petersburg’s tribe has a new administrator. The Petersburg Indian Association’s tribal council voted during their monthly meeting on October 16 to hire Jayln Pomrenke for the position.
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Petersburg’s tribe enters hospitality business
Petersburg’s tribe bought two local businesses, finalizing the sale on August 16. The Petersburg Indian Association now owns Tides Inn, one of two hotels in town, as well as Highliner Car Rental.
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Petersburg Indian Association has more infrastructure plans in the works
Petersburg’s tribe plans to add sidewalks to some streets and build a new trail in coming years. The Petersburg Indian Association approved a four-year infrastructure plan on July 17 after finalizing the project list at a public meeting earlier in the month.
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Petersburg’s tribe works with Forest Service to repair Harvey Lake cabin
Petersburg’s tribe will repair a U.S. Forest Service cabin south of town, in collaboration with the federal agency. Harvey Lake cabin was built 60 years ago on Woewodski Island. It hasn’t been open to the public for the better part of a decade, because it needs a new foundation and deck.
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Hutli Pole welcomed at Sandy Beach Park
Members of Petersburg’s tribe unveiled a brand new, 14-foot totem pole at a popular recreation area on July 5. It’s called the Hutli Pole, and it’s part of a larger project to bring awareness to the people who have lived on Mitkof Island since time immemorial.
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Canoes journeying to Celebration welcomed in Petersburg
Six canoes holding dozens of pullers landed in Petersburg Wednesday evening. Tribal citizens, locals, and tourists filled Petersburg’s drive-down dock to greet the travelers, Tlingít robes and raincoats wrapped tight against the wind and intermittent rain.
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