Southeast News

Fleet leaves Seymour without fishing

It looks like the sac roe herring fishery in Seymour Canal was just not to be this year. Fishery managers say all the gillnetters left the grounds off Admiralty Island… more

Petersburg officials happy with SE redistricting change

Petersburg leaders were happy to see the Redistricting Board’s latest changes to the legislative lines in Southeast Alaska. It’s the only Southeast municipality that had challenged the Board’s previous redistricting… more

Teen, family describe her experience lost in woods, search and rescue

A teenager who spent two cold, wet nights lost in the dense, Southeast Alaska rainforest is home and safe in Port Protection thanks to dozens of volunteer and professional searchers.… more

Petersburg students job shadow at hospital

Several Petersburg High School students got a hands-on opportunity to learn about a variety of medical professions earlier this month in a three-day job shadow at the local hospital. It… more

AK high court orders SE districts redrawn

The Alaska Redistricting Board will start redrawing Southeast Alaska’s legislative districts on Monday. In a ruling issued late Thursday afternoon, the Alaska Supreme Court ordered that the board’s amended redistricting… more

Coast Guard rules out mechanical problem in ferry accident

The U-S Coast Guard says Monday’s ferry accident in Petersburg was not caused by a mechanical problem. What did cause the Matanuska to run bow-first into the Ocean Beauty Seafoods… more

Ocean Beauty says damage will not keep plant from operating

Ocean Beauty Seafoods still plans to run its Petersburg plant this summer despite this week’s ferry accident. According to Vice president of Marketing Tom Sunderland, the company hopes to make… more

Update: Missing girl found

Searchers found a missing teenage girl on Prince of Wales Island Tuesday. 13-year-old Makayla McRoberts was apparently uninjured. Alaska State Troopers spokesperson Megan Peters got word shortly after noon. … more

Local News

Assembly Finance Committee funds wish list

Additional state funding will allow Juneau to cover the needs of local non-profits, increase child care options, and promote the town as a research center and great place to relocate. more
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UAS Education accreditation

Accreditation for the University of Alaska Southeast School of Education has been renewed. more
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Juneau man arrested, allegedly used handgun to end argument

Three shots fired on Slate Drive. No one reported hurt. more
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Bad cable part kills power at two state office buildings

17DOL-124x110A bad cable termination is to blame for a power outage on West 8th Street in Juneau this morning (Thursday) that affected the Alaska Department of Labor and Fish and Game buildings. more
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Fishing fatality reported by Coast Guard

A 44-year old man reportedly suffered from a fall onboard the Gordon Jensen. more
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Gardentalk – Potato planting

This week's segment focuses on how to plant and care for your potato crop. more
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FBI searches statewide for Kodiak murder weapon

The FBI is searching statewide for information about the gun they believe was used in the shooting of two Coast Guardsmen last month in Kodiak. more
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Assembly Finance Committee meets tonight

The Juneau Assembly Finance Committee works again tonight on the city and borough budget. Funding for social service non-profits is on the agenda. more
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