Michelle Martin and Heather Grant McLoughlin are more than two months into a kayaking expedition from Vancouver Island to Glacier Bay. The Canadian women have paddled hundreds of miles through the Inside Passage, entirely self-supported.
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The Alaska Legislature overrode Governor Mike Dunleavy’s veto of state education funding at a special session on Saturday. While the funding is needed, Petersburg School District administrators warn it’s still not enough to be sustainable in the future.
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The Petersburg Borough Assembly considered a few new resolutions regarding animal destruction mitigation and upgrades to its power supplier.
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Softball is growing in Petersburg with the addition of a youth fast pitch softball club.
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Petersburg Medical Center, Cordova Community Medical Center, and South Peninsula Hospital in Homer are hundreds of miles apart, but they have a lot in common.
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The candidacy filing period for Petersburg’s municipal election is officially open. There are 20 local office seats slated for the October 7 ballot, including a mayoral race.
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The federal government will be releasing billions of dollars in education funding this week, including $46 million in Alaska, after freezing the funds last month.
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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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