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High schoolers volunteer as firefighters
Junior firefighters Asa Aulbach and Lauren Yeager out on a drill. PETERSBURG-AK Fire protection in Alaska's remote communities depends on a relatively small group of local residents, who devote a lot of their free time to staying prepared for the worst.
New substance abuse survey targets misuse of common products
AK Some of Petersburg's Elementary and Middle School students will be surveyed this fall about substance abuse.
Its hard to imagine that its been almost 25 years since my parents secretly smuggled many of our family members out of Iran due to brutal religious persecution.
Top high school musicians play Petersburg
AK More than one hundred of the best high school musicians from around Southeast Alaska gathered in Petersburg this week to practice and perform as a band and choir.
Coast Guard hauls in buoys for winter
People in Florida thought Dan Burke was crazy when he left his job on a 175-foot Coast Guard buoy tender out of St.
Celebrating The World in The U.S.
Some of the young adults in Petersburg Alaska residents dress as Vikings and Valkyries as part of... Some of the young adults in Petersburg Alaska residents dress as Vikings and Valkyries as part of their annual 17th of May Little Norway Festival and wait to be pulled into the parade.
No bull: Hunter bags cow moose with antlers
Link: KFSK A man hunting near Kake in Southeast Alaska recently bagged a moose that was legal based on its antlers, but he soon discovered the animal was female.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month; today's featured survivor: Nicole Hallingstad
Juneau resident: Since 2003, but born in Petersburg. Family: Brother, Skip Hallingstad; parents, Casper and Luella Hallingstad, of Petersburg.
Coast Guard Cutter Elderberry set to remove Gastineau Channel Buoys
JUNEAU, Alaska The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Elderberry, a 65-foot inland buoy tender homeported in Petersburg, Alaska, is scheduled to begin removing 18 navigational buoys Friday in the Gastineau Channel which runs through the Mendenhall Bar.
Kake intertie planners consider concerns over road
AK Planners are taking a closer look at the problems of combining a road with the power line project from Petersburg to Kake.
Study to examine impacts of Southeast sea otters
PETERSBURG, AK Commercial dive fisherman and crabbers in Southeast Alaska are worried about losing crab, urchins, sea cucumbers and clams to what may be an expanding population of sea otters in the region.
Big sculpture is delayed until next spring
The installation of "Habitat," a 20-foot tall cubist construction resembling a squatting man created by British artist Antony Gormley, has been postponed.
Officials break ground for new fire, EMS building
Local Officials pose at Monday's groundbreaking for the new Fire and EMS hall. PETERSBURG-AK Earthwork is now underway on the location for a new fire and emergency medical services facility in Petersburg.
Angoon granted permit for one Thomas Bay hydro site
PETERSBURG, AK The city of Angoon has won a preliminary permit for studying a proposed power plant at Scenery Creek, in Thomas Bay north of Petersburg.
Steel string guitar soloist Alex de Grassi ready for return to Alaska
Grammy-award nominated guitarist Alex de Grassi is one of the premiere steel string soloists in the world, and seeing him in concert might not be your average musical experience.
The red and blue king crab commercial fishery will not open in Southeast Alaska this year, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game announced last week.
The National Indian Health Board honored Southcentral Foundation Vice President Kevin Gottlieb , D.D.S., with the National Impact Award.
Paonia Library receives a beautiful statue as a tribute to a beautiful life
Gabrielle Etter was a special 13-year-old. She loved tap dance, ballet and did all kinds of sports including karate.
Southeast DOT crews battle mudslides
Maintenance and operations crews from the Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities Southeast Region are battling Mother Nature this week in Petersburg following mudslides.
Want to talk to members of assembly?
Following closely on the heels of Sunday's ocean acidification demonstration organized by the Alaska Marine Conservation Council, with almost 100 boats spelling out "acid ocean SOS" on the waters of Mud Bay , the nine-member Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly will have an opportunity to support the Alaska Coastal Communities Global Climate Change ...
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