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Indian-Origin Man Sentenced in $2M Call Centre Fraud Targeting US Senior Citizens - The Statesman
Senior Citizens · United States

Indian-Origin Man Sentenced in $2M Call Centre Fraud Targeting US Senior Citizens - The Statesman

50% Right coverage: 12 sources
An Indian-origin man has been sentenced to over six years in prison for his involvement in a nearly $2 million scheme to defraud senior citizens by using call centres abroad.See the Story
After Outrage and Legal Threats, Alaska Education Board Pauses New Limits on Local Funding for Public Schools
Education · Alaska

After Outrage and Legal Threats, Alaska Education Board Pauses New Limits on Local Funding for Public Schools

57% Center coverage: 7 sources
State education officials said the new rules were urgently needed with $81 million in school funding at risk this year.See the Story
Alaska pays the price of not paying for maintenance
Wrangell · Wrangell

Alaska pays the price of not paying for maintenance

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
No surprise, but the state ferry Matanuska, once the stalwart of the fleet, needs more than 120,000 pounds of new steel to replace extensive sections of rust on the ship. Launched in 1963, the Mat has endured decades of saltwater and seas. But no more—it is tied to the dock in Ketchikan, serving as floating housing for ferry workers. It has been held out of service since late 2022. The citizens ad...See the Story

Silver Bay CEO says OBI transition is 'fully up and running'

Silver Bay Seafoods President and CEO Cora Campbell returned to her Southeast Alaska hometown of Petersburg recently to meet with the fleet. Local fishermen, processing plant staff and community members who gathered for a Silver Bay social hour in Petersburg's Sons of Norway Hall directed their attention to Campbell at front of the room. "If you find a member of the Silver Bay...Petersburg, Alaska · PetersburgRead Article

For the first time in program history, Devil's Thumb Shooters bring home the state title

Petersburg's Devil's Thumb Shooters wrapped up their season this past weekend at the AK YESS State Tournament to huge results. For the first time, DTS won the High Over All Grand Champion Team. For long-tenured seniors such as Cayden Turland, who has been in this program since the spring of third grade and Trent Kittams, who has been with the team since fall of fourth grade, this...Petersburg, Alaska · PetersburgRead Article

Track and field finish season strong at State Championships

The Petersburg High School track and field team had a strong finish to a successful season during the ASAA Division 2 State Championships in Anchorage. One of the reasons why this team had a successful season is due to their togetherness. "I think the best part about this season has been the team that we have has been very close, great energy, positive attitudes, excited about working hard...Track and Field · PetersburgRead Article

Petersburg Assembly urges Alaska Delegation to push for cleanup of abandoned Canadian mine

The Petersburg Borough Assembly unanimously approved a letter to Alaska’s congressional delegation urging cleanup of an abandoned mine that has been polluting a major salmon river for nearly seven decades. The Tulsequah Chief mine in British Columbia has discharged toxic wastewater into the headwaters of the Taku River since its abandonment in 1957, according to the letter signed by Mayor Mark Jen...Petersburg, Alaska · PetersburgRead Article

Wrangell's Alder Top subdivision development costs climb to $4.1 million

WRANGELL — The Wrangell Borough Assembly has approved a $2.296 million contract to construct gravel streets and install buried utility lines at the Alder Top Village (Keishangita.’aan) subdivision near Shoemaker Bay, almost $400,000 more than the engineers estimate of $1.9 million. The contract with Petersburg-based Rock-N-Road Construction, which was the only bidder on the job, will push total de...Petersburg, Alaska · PetersburgRead Article

Borough budget accounts for potential cruise dock project

Petersburg's borough assembly passed its overall budget for the next fiscal year on June 2. But the option to allocate a million dollars from the harbor reserves for a potential cruise dock project caused friction for the final vote. The Petersburg Borough's general fund was nearly $400,000 in the red for the last fiscal year, but that's not the case this time. The borough's...Petersburg, Alaska · PetersburgRead Article

PIA disposed of ten junk vehicles for the community last month and is tackling electronic waste recycling

Petersburg Indian Association disposed of ten junk vehicles from around the community last month. "Ten junk vehicles for people who couldn't get them up to the dump," said Brandon Thynes who oversees the Indian Environmental General Assistance Program (IGAP) for PIA. "It went really well, people were really up for it and it helped the community," said Thynes. "We...Petersburg, Alaska · PetersburgRead Article

Klas Stolpe wins ASAA's annual Gold Lifetime Pass award Honor recognizes "significant service to high school students of Alaska" for at least 20 years

Klas Stolpe, a sports reporter since the mid-1990s, was honored last month as this year's Region V winner of the ASAA Gold Lifetime Pass, presented by the Alaska School Activities Association for "extraordinary contribution to high school activities in Alaska and/or at the national level." The qualifications specified by ASAA are: "Significant service to high school students...Petersburg, Alaska · PetersburgRead Article

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