M. Paloma Pavel is a writer and psychologist exploring the ways that people interact with each other and the places they live. She will be in Petersburg June 9 to give a workshop on the topic.
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There could be up to five times as many streams in Alaska than previously thought, according to a group of scientists and programmers who have spent nearly a decade mapping the state.
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Humpback whales could be growing their own food supply and fighting climate change in a very unusual way — with their poo!
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When the number or size of wildfires exceeds a local fire agency’s ability to fight them, they can call in militia support. That support can include help from employees like Toby Bakos — who aren’t full-time firefighters, but who are trained to fight wildfires when needed.
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The Petersburg Public Library ranks in the top three percent of all libraries of its size, according to Library Journal, a trade publication for librarians. This is the seventh year the library has gotten a high rating since the awards began fifteen years ago.
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Alaskans trap and snare all over the state for food and fur. And every once in a while, a pet might get into one by accident. At a recent workshop in Petersburg, a state biologist and local trappers came together to teach the public what to do if it happens.
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Eight Petersburg artists have been chosen to create new works for the community’s nearly-completed public library.
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The opening date for Petersburg’s new public library is being pushed back. Officials planned to begin operations September 3rd.
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Join our hosts Craig Olson and Deb Hurley most Thursdays at 2:30pm with rotating guests
