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Jones to leave Inter-Island Ferry Authority - KFSK Petersburg - 1/15/2012
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Petersburg officials critical of DA's offce - KFSK Petersburg - 1/15/2012
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Borough, library, landslides and more top 2011 news - KFSK Petersburg - 1/15/2012
PETERSBURG-AK (12/30/2011) As the new year approaches each December, the reporters of KFSK and the Coastalaska Public Radio Network take a look back at some of the headlines that made the news in their communities over the past year. Here's a rundown of several stories that were prominent in Pe...
Salvation Army serves more people - KFSK Petersburg - 1/15/2012
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Council asks Governor for help with DA - KFSK Petersburg - 1/15/2012
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Main Street rebuild on track for fall - KFSK Petersburg - 1/15/2012
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Stedman looks into state staffing concerns - KFSK Petersburg - 1/15/2012
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Police report another heroin siezure - KFSK Petersburg - 1/15/2012
PETERSBURG-AK (01/10/2012) Petersburg police say they seized four ounces of heroine and another two ounces of Methamphetamine that arrived here in the U-S mail last Friday....
Kootznoowoo petitions feds on subsistence - KFSK Petersburg - 1/15/2012
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Worksession covers local projects, city budget and more - KFSK Petersburg - 1/15/2012
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Arrest in drug siezure - KFSK Petersburg - 1/15/2012
PETERSBURG (01/13/2012) Petersburg police have arrested a man who, they say, received a package of heroin and methamphetamine in the mail. Sergeant Heidi Agner says she arrested 37-year-old Juan Carlos Murillo-Garcia without incident at his North Nordic residence today (Tuesday)....
Wilson looks forward to session - KFSK Petersburg - 1/15/2012
PETERSBURG-AK (01/13/2012) State legislator Peggy Wilson says she wants to focus on getting her bills to create a transportation infrastructure fund passed during the upcoming second session of the 27th Alaska Legislature. Transportation project funding is the top priority for the six-term represent...
Board of Fisheries set to meet in Petersburg - KFSK Petersburg - 1/15/2012
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Architect gives virtual library tour - KFSK Petersburg - 1/15/2012
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Wilson looks forward to session - KFSK Petersburg - 1/13/2012
PETERSBURG-AK (01/13/2012) State legislator Peggy Wilson says she wants to focus on getting her bills to create a transportation infrastructure fund passed during the upcoming second session of the 27th Alaska Legislature. Transportation project funding is the top priority for the six-term represent...
Stedman looks into state staffing concerns - KFSK Petersburg - 1/13/2012
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Police report another heroin siezure - KFSK Petersburg - 1/13/2012
PETERSBURG-AK (01/10/2012) Petersburg police say they seized four ounces of heroine and another two ounces of Methamphetamine that arrived here in the U-S mail last Friday....
Worksession covers local projects, city budget and more - KFSK Petersburg - 1/13/2012
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Arrest in drug siezure - KFSK Petersburg - 1/13/2012
PETERSBURG (01/13/2012) Petersburg police have arrested a man who, they say, received a package of heroin and methamphetamine in the mail. Sergeant Heidi Agner says she arrested 37-year-old Juan Carlos Murillo-Garcia without incident at his North Nordic residence today (Tuesday)....
Architect gives virtual library tour - KFSK Petersburg - 1/13/2012
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Board of Fisheries set to meet in Petersburg - KFSK Petersburg - 1/13/2012
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Kootznoowoo petitions feds on subsistence - KFSK Petersburg - 1/12/2012
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Salvation Army serves more people - KFSK Petersburg - 1/6/2012
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Council asks Governor for help with DA - KFSK Petersburg - 1/6/2012
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Main Street rebuild on track for fall - KFSK Petersburg - 1/6/2012
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Borough, library, landslides and more top 2011 news - KFSK Petersburg - 12/30/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (12/30/2011) As the new year approaches each December, the reporters of KFSK and the Coastalaska Public Radio Network take a look back at some of the headlines that made the news in their communities over the past year. Here's a rundown of several stories that were prominent in Pe...
Petersburg officials critical of DA's offce - KFSK Petersburg - 12/29/2011
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Jones to leave Inter-Island Ferry Authority - KFSK Petersburg - 12/27/2011
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SE charter halibut size limit may be eased - KFSK Petersburg - 12/22/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (12/22/2011) Guided anglers in Southeast Alaska may be able to keep some bigger halibut next summer. At its meeting in Anchorage this month, The North Pacific Fishery Management Council recommended a change in the size limit that restricted charter businesses last season....
Ribich publishes book of poems - KFSK Petersburg - 12/22/2011
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Petersburg drops redistricting challenge - KFSK Petersburg - 12/21/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (12/20/2011) Petersburg will give up its legal challenge over redistricting. While they were not happy about losing their long-time legislators next year, the Mayor and the majority of city councilors Monday voted not to appeal the case to the Alaska Supreme Court....
Egan discusses new district - KFSK Petersburg - 12/21/2011
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Petersburg continues talk of waterfront development - KFSK Petersburg - 12/20/2011
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Kertula looks forward to running for new district with Petersburg - KFSK Petersburg - 12/16/2011
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Governor puts North Harbor project in budget - KFSK Petersburg - 12/16/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (12/15/2011) Petersburg now stands a good chance of getting all the money it needs to replace its oldest port facility as early as next spring....
Hydro power agency to look at raising dam - KFSK Petersburg - 12/16/2011
PETERSBURG, AK (12/16/2011) The agency that sells hydro-electric power to the Southeast communities of Ketchikan, Wrangell and Petersburg is going to look into the possibility of raising one of its hydro dams. The Southeast Alaska Power Agency is trying to make up for a shortage of cheap hydro elect...
LBC says Petersburg/Juneau petitions will remain separate - KFSK Petersburg - 12/14/2011
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Mental Health Trust proposes new land swap - KFSK Petersburg - 12/14/2011
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Gillnetters will get another chance at Stikine Kings - KFSK Petersburg - 12/13/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (12/13/2011) Gillnetters will be allowed to target Stikine River chinook again this spring in the Petersburg-Wrangell area for the first time in three years. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game announced their Stikine Forecast Friday afternoon....
Judge harpoons Petersburg's redistricting challenge - KFSK Petersburg - 12/12/2011
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City slashes cost of yearly gym/pool passes and bumps up daily rate - KFSK Petersburg - 12/9/2011
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Council mulls pollution insurance again - KFSK Petersburg - 12/9/2011
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Homecoming comes to Petersburg - KFSK Petersburg - 12/9/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (12/09/2011) Petersburg High School basketball teams and the Viking cheer squad kick off their season tonight with homecoming weekend games against the Wrangell Wolves. Sports fans can watch boys and girls teams playing Wrangell tonight and tomorrow on the Vikings home court. Matt Lich...
Nutcracker takes the stage - KFSK Petersburg - 12/9/2011
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Residents encouraged to sign up for emergency alerts - KFSK Petersburg - 12/8/2011
PETERSBURG, AK (12/08/2011) Petersburg-area residents can now get word of a tsunami warning, ammonia leak or other emergency through their phones, mobile devices, and email. The community has enrolled in the Code Red system, a high-speed emergency notification service offered by a Florida-based comp...
Councilors want to know future costs from new buildings - KFSK Petersburg - 12/8/2011
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Petersburg council supports timber sale with caveats - KFSK Petersburg - 12/7/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (12/06/2011) The Petersburg City Council supports the Tonka Timber Sale project. The Councilors voted unanimously last night to send a brief letter expressing that general sentiment to the U-S Forest Service. But in response to public comments, they also agreed to add some more specifi...
Agency seeks water rights to protect fish habitat - KFSK Petersburg - 12/7/2011
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1st SE red crab catch since '05 worth almost 1.9 mil - KFSK Petersburg - 12/5/2011
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"Our Town" displays variety of local artistic talent - KFSK Petersburg - 12/2/2011
PETERSBURG, AK (12/02/2011) A new art show featuring dozens of oil paintings, photographs, metal sculpture, masks, printing and calligraphy work opens at the Clausen Museum this weekend. The show is called “Our Town” and was put together by the Petersburg Arts council. Joe Viechnicki spoke with Ar...
Artist explores new avenues in fabric - KFSK Petersburg - 12/2/2011
PETERSBURG, AK (12/02/2011) Local artist Susan Christensen opens up a new show of work at Miele Gallery in Petersburg tonight. The show features about 30 new fabric works from the past year, with the smallest measuring four by six inches, and the largest 20 by 33 inches. Christensen uses a combinati...
Scientists unveil draft halibut limits for 2012 - KFSK Petersburg - 12/1/2011
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Petersburg tribal officials say finances are strong - KFSK Petersburg - 11/30/2011
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Locals testify on big logging project - KFSK Petersburg - 11/29/2011
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ANB and ANS leaders discuss changes, centennial - KFSK Petersburg - 11/28/2011
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Vessel rolls in harbor, crew safe - KFSK Petersburg - 11/28/2011
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Petersburg OKs incentives for new sawmill - KFSK Petersburg - 11/23/2011
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Council sticks with new library plan - KFSK Petersburg - 11/23/2011
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Borough comments in for Boundary Commission - KFSK Petersburg - 11/18/2011
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not featured Whalesong Story - Whalesong - 11/17/2011
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Test Title - Whalesong - 11/17/2011
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Observers to monitor SE gillnetters - KFSK Petersburg - 11/16/2011
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ANB and ANS officers installed in Petersburg - KFSK Petersburg - 11/16/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (11/15/2011) Leaders of the Alaska Native Brotherhood and Sisterhood Camp Sixteen took their oath during a well-attended, historic ceremony at the ANB hall in Petersburg last week. Matt Lichtenstein produced this audio portrait of the event....
Organization seeks listing for POW flying squirrels - KFSK Petersburg - 11/14/2011
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Firehall nearly complete - KFSK Petersburg - 11/9/2011
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Hillside sees another slide south of Petersburg - KFSK Petersburg - 11/4/2011
PETERSBURG, AK (11/04/2011) Another landslide occurred on the hillside south of Petersburg sometime over the weekend. Logs and debris destroyed buildings and vehicles on private property about five miles south of town....
Thorne Bay ranger to move to Petersburg - KFSK Petersburg - 11/4/2011
PETERSBURG, AK (11/04/2011) The U.S. Forest Service has announced the hiring of a new district ranger for Petersburg but will be looking for someone to fill the same job in Thorne Bay....
Petersburg will assess options for police station - KFSK Petersburg - 11/4/2011
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OCS hears concerns over social worker staffing - KFSK Petersburg - 11/4/2011
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Forest Service looks at timber sale on Kupreanof - KFSK Petersburg - 10/31/2011
PETERSBURG, AK (10/31/2011) The U.S. Forest Service is considering a new timber sale on Kupreanof Island, west of Petersburg. The agency in October released a draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Tonka Timber Sale, which could provide up to 53 million board feet of timber to area sawmills. T...
Powerline, hydro project underway across the border - KFSK Petersburg - 10/27/2011
PETERSBURG, AK (10/27/2011) Officials say major construction work will start up next year on an electrical power line extension in interior British Columbia, across the border from Southeast Alaska. That project will bring online a new large hydro-electric power plant, already under construction on ...
Northend Ferry Authority looks for docking location in Wrangell - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/26/2011
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Petersburg drops all but one redistricting claim - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/25/2011
PETERSBURG, AK (10/25/2011) The city of Petersburg has dropped all but one of the claims it made in suing the Alaska Redistricting Board over new legislative districts. But the city is still arguing that a proposed house and senate district in northern Southeast does not meet a Constitutional requir...
Salmon virus fears voiced, caution advised - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/25/2011
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Petersburg drops all but one redistricting claim - KFSK Petersburg - 10/25/2011
PETERSBURG, AK (10/25/2011) The city of Petersburg has dropped all but one of the claims it made in suing the Alaska Redistricting Board over new legislative districts. But the city is still arguing that a proposed house and senate district in northern Southeast does not meet a Constitutional requir...
Failing North harbor, police station top needs list - KFSK Petersburg - 10/25/2011
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Omnibus lands bill could include Sealaska measure - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/21/2011
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Communities take a close look at watershed management - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/21/2011
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Central SE Season yields 89 moose - KFSK Petersburg - 10/21/2011
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Majority of PIA Tribal council members quit - KFSK Petersburg - 10/21/2011
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Harbor projects take a step forward - KFSK Petersburg - 10/21/2011
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Brewfest and Chili cookoff set for tonight - KFSK Petersburg - 10/21/2011
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Petersburg Councilor calls for more borough advocacy - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/19/2011
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Petersburg Councilor calls for more borough advocacy - KFSK Petersburg - 10/19/2011
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Federal cuts could threaten ferry repairs - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/18/2011
JUNEAU, ALASKA (10/18/2011) The Alaska Marine Highway System could be another casualty of federal budget battles. Money used to repair and maintain the aging ferry fleet could become much tighter in the near future....
Wrangell develops first female adzing team - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/18/2011
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Southeast Alaska Power Agency eyes new hydropower - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/17/2011
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Bear cub one of many moved out of town - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/17/2011
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Senate will consider secure schools renewal - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/17/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (10/17/2011) A bipartisan group of US Senators wants to extend the expiring Secure Rural Schools program for another five years. The annual payments have provided hundreds of millions of dollars for school districts in national forests around the country, including schools throughout S...
Senate will consider secure schools renewal - KFSK Petersburg - 10/17/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (10/17/2011) A bipartisan group of US Senators wants to extend the expiring Secure Rural Schools program for another five years. The annual payments have provided hundreds of millions of dollars for school districts in national forests around the country, including schools throughout S...
Bear cub one of many moved out of town - KFSK Petersburg - 10/14/2011
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Petersburg leaders mixed on redistricting lawsuit - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/14/2011
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Petersburg leaders mixed on redistricting lawsuit - KFSK Petersburg - 10/14/2011
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Artists open show of new abstract works - KFSK Petersburg - 10/14/2011
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Fall dogs top-off seine season - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/13/2011
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New City Manager starts work - KFSK Petersburg - 10/13/2011
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Fall dogs top-off seine season - KFSK Petersburg - 10/13/2011
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Timber task force pushing for jobs - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/12/2011
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ANB, ANS adopt joint constitution - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/11/2011
JUNEAU, ALASKA (10/11/2011) The Alaska Native Brotherhood and Sisterhood are becoming closer. The longtime Southeast advocacy groups voted last week to work under the same, updated constitution. Before, they were separate....
Twelve go cart crews race in Humpy 500 - KFSK Petersburg - 10/11/2011
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High school seniors create program to end bullying - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/10/2011
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High school seniors create program to end bullying - KRBD Ketchikan - 10/10/2011
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Geothermal energy interest grows in Alaska - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/10/2011
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New ferry service gets federal loan - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/10/2011
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Wrangell continues to develop outdoor recreation plan - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/10/2011
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New ferry service gets federal loan - KFSK Petersburg - 10/10/2011
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Geothermal energy interest grows in Alaska - KRBD Ketchikan - 10/10/2011
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New ferry service gets federal loan - KRBD Ketchikan - 10/10/2011
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Wrangell continues to develop outdoor recreation plan - KRBD Ketchikan - 10/10/2011
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Library project moves forward after election - KFSK Petersburg - 10/7/2011
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Dive fisheries open to strong prices, otter impacts - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/6/2011
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Dive fisheries open to strong prices, otter impacts - KFSK Petersburg - 10/6/2011
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Dive fisheries open to strong prices, otter impacts - KRBD Ketchikan - 10/6/2011
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New PMEA contract approved - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/5/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (10/04/2011) Petersburg city workers have a new three-year contract. The 70-plus-member Petersburg Municipal Employees Association and the City Council both ratified their tentative agreement Monday....
New PMEA contract approved - KFSK Petersburg - 10/5/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (10/04/2011) Petersburg city workers have a new three-year contract. The 70-plus-member Petersburg Municipal Employees Association and the City Council both ratified their tentative agreement Monday....
Council votes on power discount - KFSK Petersburg - 10/5/2011
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New PMEA contract approved - KRBD Ketchikan - 10/5/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (10/04/2011) Petersburg city workers have a new three-year contract. The 70-plus-member Petersburg Municipal Employees Association and the City Council both ratified their tentative agreement Monday....
Ketchikan voters say yes to Whitman - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/5/2011
KETCHIKAN, ALASKA (10/05/2011) City of Ketchikan voters on Tuesday elected to spend $15 million on a new hydro-electric project. Tuesday night was also a good night for seasoned politicians in the First City....
Voters approve bond for new library - KFSK Petersburg - 10/5/2011
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Wood biomass heat growing in popularity - KCAW Ketchikan - 10/4/2011
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Wood biomass heat growing in popularity - KRBD Ketchikan - 10/4/2011
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Visiting artist leads students outdoors - KFSK Petersburg - 10/3/2011
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Library bond up for a vote in Petersburg - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/30/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (09/30/2011) Petersburg voters will decide whether to spend a million and a half dollars for a new library Tuesday. The bond issue represents about 20 percent of the projects total cost. The State of Alaska and other backers have already committed to provide the rest of the funding. S...
Petersburg voters consider sales tax questions - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/30/2011
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Library bond up for a vote in Petersburg - KFSK Petersburg - 9/30/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (09/30/2011) Petersburg voters will decide whether to spend a million and a half dollars for a new library Tuesday. The bond issue represents about 20 percent of the projects total cost. The State of Alaska and other backers have already committed to provide the rest of the funding. S...
Petersburg voters consider sales tax questions - KFSK Petersburg - 9/30/2011
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Library bond up for a vote in Petersburg - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/30/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (09/30/2011) Petersburg voters will decide whether to spend a million and a half dollars for a new library Tuesday. The bond issue represents about 20 percent of the projects total cost. The State of Alaska and other backers have already committed to provide the rest of the funding. S...
Petersburg voters consider sales tax questions - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/30/2011
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Road, line work starts at Reynolds Creek hydroproject - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/29/2011
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Road, line work starts at Reynolds Creek hydroproject - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/29/2011
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Rescued seal pup returns to Wrangell - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/29/2011
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Rescued seal pup returns to Wrangell - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/29/2011
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Union, City negotiators sign tentative agreement - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/29/2011
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Union, City negotiators sign tentative agreement - KFSK Petersburg - 9/29/2011
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Union, City negotiators sign tentative agreement - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/29/2011
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SE votes on plastic bags, hydro, alcohol tax - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/28/2011
JUNEAU, ALASKA (09/28/2011) Southeast Alaskans head to the polls on Tuesday, October 4th. They will choose city and borough leaders and voice opinions on a variety of ballot measures. The more-than-a-dozen measures include taxing plastic bags, funding hydropower projects and dropping a senior-cit...
SE votes on plastic bags, hydro, alcohol tax - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/28/2011
JUNEAU, ALASKA (09/28/2011) Southeast Alaskans head to the polls on Tuesday, October 4th. They will choose city and borough leaders and voice opinions on a variety of ballot measures. The more-than-a-dozen measures include taxing plastic bags, funding hydropower projects and dropping a senior-cit...
Mental Health Trust reworking land exchange - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/27/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (09/27/2011) The Alaska Mental Health Trust is changing its approach to a major land exchange with the federal government. A legislative proposal to swap 20 thousand acres of its property in Southeast towns for federal lands it could log or develop has made little headway in an increas...
Mental Health Trust reworking land exchange - KFSK Petersburg - 9/27/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (09/27/2011) The Alaska Mental Health Trust is changing its approach to a major land exchange with the federal government. A legislative proposal to swap 20 thousand acres of its property in Southeast towns for federal lands it could log or develop has made little headway in an increas...
Mental Health Trust reworking land exchange - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/27/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (09/27/2011) The Alaska Mental Health Trust is changing its approach to a major land exchange with the federal government. A legislative proposal to swap 20 thousand acres of its property in Southeast towns for federal lands it could log or develop has made little headway in an increas...
Transportation plan could change roads, ferry service - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/25/2011
JUNEAU, ALASKA (09/25/2011) Public meetings on Southeast Alaska transportation options begin Monday (Sept. 26). Some of the plans up for review would drastically change ferry service or increase road mileage in the region....
Transportation plan could change roads, ferry service - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/25/2011
JUNEAU, ALASKA (09/25/2011) Public meetings on Southeast Alaska transportation options begin Monday (Sept. 26). Some of the plans up for review would drastically change ferry service or increase road mileage in the region....
Storm brings landslide, other damage to Petersburg - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/23/2011
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Storm brings landslide, other damage to Petersburg - KFSK Petersburg - 9/23/2011
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Storm brings landslide, other damage to Petersburg - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/23/2011
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Juneau faces homeless chronic inebriate problem - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/22/2011
JUNEAU, ALASKA (09/22/2011) An affordable-housing group is looking for ways to reduce the number of chronic inebriates downtown. The Juneau Homeless Coalition met Thursday to begin gathering information and planning for new programs....
Juneau faces homeless chronic inebriate problem - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/22/2011
JUNEAU, ALASKA (09/22/2011) An affordable-housing group is looking for ways to reduce the number of chronic inebriates downtown. The Juneau Homeless Coalition met Thursday to begin gathering information and planning for new programs....
Comments coming in for Petersburg borough - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/22/2011
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Comments coming in for Petersburg borough - KFSK Petersburg - 9/22/2011
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Guitarist Proctor to perform in Petersburg - KFSK Petersburg - 9/22/2011
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Comments coming in for Petersburg borough - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/22/2011
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Commercial red king crab season to open - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/22/2011
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Commercial red king crab season to open - KFSK Petersburg - 9/22/2011
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Commercial red king crab season to open - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/22/2011
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Congress considers big change to forest school funding - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/21/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (09/21/2011) A key federal funding program for local schools in the Tongass and other national forests could once again be linked to logging levels, as it was prior to 2001. The US house is considering a draft bill that would substantially change the funding source for the Secure Rural...
Congress considers big change to forest school funding - KFSK Petersburg - 9/21/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (09/21/2011) A key federal funding program for local schools in the Tongass and other national forests could once again be linked to logging levels, as it was prior to 2001. The US house is considering a draft bill that would substantially change the funding source for the Secure Rural...
Congress considers big change to forest school funding - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/21/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (09/21/2011) A key federal funding program for local schools in the Tongass and other national forests could once again be linked to logging levels, as it was prior to 2001. The US house is considering a draft bill that would substantially change the funding source for the Secure Rural...
Marine highway doesn't want Mat-Su ferry - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/21/2011
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Evergreen Elementary School celebrates new playground - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/21/2011
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Marine highway doesn't want Mat-Su ferry - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/21/2011
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Evergreen Elementary School celebrates new playground - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/21/2011
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State selects ASD for Alaska Class ferry work - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/20/2011
KETCHIKAN, ALASKA (09/20/2011) The State Department of Transportation Monday announced that it has selected Ketchikan-based Alaska Ship and Drydock as the construction manager and general contractor for the new Alaska Class Ferry. The announcement is being hailed by Ketchikan officials who have aggr...
Petersburg and Wrangell considered for new mill site - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/20/2011
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Officials discuss library funding, costs - KFSK Petersburg - 9/20/2011
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Petersburg and Wrangell considered for new mill site - KFSK Petersburg - 9/20/2011
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Petersburg and Wrangell considered for new mill site - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/20/2011
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Car seat check up held in Wrangell - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/19/2011
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Car seat check up held in Wrangell - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/19/2011
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Troll Season wrapping up - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/16/2011
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Parent group needs volunteers - KFSK Petersburg - 9/16/2011
PETESBURG-AK (09/14/2011) A Petersburg group that provides support for the schools is looking for more volunteers. Partners in Education or PIE wants to find more parents and other community members who are willing to donate a little time to help teachers with a variety of tasks from photocopying pa...
Troll Season wrapping up - KFSK Petersburg - 9/16/2011
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Women's art goes on display - KFSK Petersburg - 9/16/2011
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Troll Season wrapping up - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/16/2011
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Alaska Airlines Hawaii traffic nearly as much as Alaska - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/16/2011
KETCHIKAN, ALASKA (09/16/2011) Alaska Airlines has rapidly expanded its flights to Hawaii. The airline says expansion of popular routes and new fees are resulting in strong earnings this year....
Delegation: Brace for Secure Rural Schools funding cuts - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/16/2011
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Ketchikan lobbies for Alaska Class ferry construction - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/16/2011
KETCHIKAN, ALASKA (09/16/2011) The Parnell Administration is preparing to put the first Alaska Class ferry out to bid. But administration officials are not making any promises the new ferry will be built in Ketchikan....
Jones: IFA struggled before scaling back - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/16/2011
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Thomas files for Sitka-based state House district - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/14/2011
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Thomas files for Sitka-based state House district - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/14/2011
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School board revises discipline rules for activities - KFSK Petersburg - 9/13/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (09/13/2011) The penalties are changing again for Petersburg students in activities who are caught using drugs, alcohol or tobacco. After three lengthy discussions on the issue over the past month, it looks like the School Board has settled on several changes. The new rules, which stil...
Borough Assembly meets with hospital architect - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/13/2011
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Borough Assembly meets with hospital architect - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/13/2011
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Childrens Center moves forward after tough winter - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/12/2011
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Childrens Center moves forward after tough winter - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/12/2011
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Grounded vessel refloated and all safe, no damage - KFSK Petersburg - 9/9/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (09/09/2011) The Coast Guard says the crew of Northern Song successfully refloated the grounded, 84-foot charter vessel Friday morning and there were no injuries, damage or pollution reported....
Childrens Center moves forward after tough winter - KFSK Petersburg - 9/9/2011
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Rainforest festival promises busy weekend. - KFSK Petersburg - 9/9/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (09/09/2011) Petersburg's Rainforest festival is in full swing. Matt Lichtenstein asked organizers Karen Dillman and Sunny Rice for a preview of Saturday and Sunday's events....
DOT begins planning for Shelter Cove Road - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/9/2011
KETCHIKAN, ALASKA (09/09/2011) The State Department of Transportation has begun the planning process for a road connecting the Ketchikan road system to Shelter Cove. Once complete, D.O.T. says the project will open up new areas for recreation and economic development, and could eventually become p...
Rainforest Festival gets underway this week - KFSK Petersburg - 9/8/2011
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Prominant speakers featured at Rainforest Festival - KFSK Petersburg - 9/8/2011
PETERSBURG-AK (09/08/2011) Petersburg hosts a variety of visiting scientists, artists and educators during its annual Tongass Rainforest Festival this week. They include the editor of a new book about temperate and boreal rainforests, a flying squirrel researcher, and an artist who draws her inspira...
Rainforest Festival organizers preview Fridays events - KFSK Petersburg - 9/8/2011
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Metlakatla fisheries certified as sustainable - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/8/2011
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Metlakatla fisheries certified as sustainable - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/8/2011
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National School Lunch Program proves a success in Wrangell - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/7/2011
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National School Lunch Program proves a success in Wrangell - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/7/2011
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Petersburg landslide repaired - KCAW Ketchikan - 9/7/2011
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Rainforest Festival photos on display - KFSK Petersburg - 9/7/2011
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Petersburg landslide repaired - KFSK Petersburg - 9/7/2011
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Petersburg landslide repaired - KRBD Ketchikan - 9/7/2011
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