Petersburg assembly members continued considering a potential new zoning overlay during their meeting on April 21. Adopting the long-anticipated zoning law would create a dedicated marine industrial overlay (MIO) zone.
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Not all kids are into heroics. Some prefer villains. The Queen of Hearts, Cruella de Vil, Maleficent, the Joker — all are villainous characters that about 125 young dancers are bringing to the stage in Petersburg for “Villains: The Evil Tour.”
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A middle-aged man was rescued from frigid waters near Petersburg on the night of April 7.
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About 100 people rallied in downtown Petersburg on April 5 to protest against how President Donald Trump is running the United States.
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Petersburg’s borough assembly had much to consider when they met on April 7. Assembly members unanimously agreed to all but one item of new business on the meeting agenda, which included budget adjustments, additions to a subdivision expansion, a new zoning overlay and more.
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The amount of Chinook (king) salmon allocated under the Pacific Salmon Treaty is much lower this year in Southeast Alaska —almost 40 percent lower than last year— and that’s affecting all user groups.
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Petersburg Indian Association is hosting a job fair on Friday, March 28. Information about job openings and training opportunities will be available from 1–6 p.m. in the John Hanson Sr. Hall. And as PIA Tribal Administrator Jalyn Pomrenke told KFSK, the job fair is open to anyone in the community.
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This week, Petersburg High School’s theater program presents Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing.” The play centers on two romantic pairings, the duality of their love stories, along with some highly entertaining comedic moments. Drama students prepared all year for this show, including back-to-back rehearsals in the days before opening night.
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