Petersburg’s Viking Swim Club took home dozens of medals from their meet in Sitka this weekend, racking up 40 first place finishes, 28 second place finishes and 17 third place finishes.
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The Community Gym portion of Petersburg’s Parks and Recreation Center closed on July 21st as the local borough began fixing sewer lines at the site. Residents won’t be able to use the gym, weight room, racquetball court, and other facilities until likely mid-September.
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A six-year legal battle between the estate of the late Molly Parks and the Petersburg Borough has ended. On February 22nd, the Alaska Supreme Court dismissed the Parks family’s appeal of a superior court judgment. That decision dropped the Petersburg Borough from a wrongful death lawsuit over a 2016 van accident.
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The Viking Swim Club is making waves, with young swimmers breaking club records from as far back as 1974. VSC swimmers Tory Miller, Grady Walker, and Jackson Zweifel broke eight swimming records this year.
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Scott Burt from Petersburg Parks & Recreation is planning a winter triathlon indoors, so that the show can go on even when “Alaska happens.”
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Petersburg Parks and Recreation hosted their third annual Halloween Hustle this year
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Music fans in Petersburg will be treated to more outdoor concerts this year in what’s called the Moving Music Concert Series. The series is a partnership between the Petersburg Arts Council and the Petersburg Borough’s Parks and Rec Department.
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