Lisa Phu

WRANGELL, ALASKA (2008-05-14) The Wrangell city council decided to preliminarily sign the confidentiality and non-circumvention agreement with private company Cascade Creek, LLC. The decision was made despite some concerns raised by former city attorney Mitch Seaver. Cascade Creek is trying to develop a network of hydroelectric projects in Thomas Bay north of Petersburg. The projects are jointly called the Thomas Bay Energy Development.

Lisa Phu

WRANGELL, ALASKA (2008-05-13) The annual shutdown of the Tyee Lake hydroelectric project is currently taking place and is scheduled to last two weeks. This means that until Tyee is back on, Wrangell is getting their electricity through diesel generators. And Wrangell residents are paying for it.

Lisa Phu

WRANGELL, ALASKA (2008-05-12) Last week, the elementary students went out to Shoemaker beach for seaday. With the help of some high school juniors, the Forest Service, teachers, and parent helpers, the students got a glimpse into the secret life of the sea.

Lisa Phu

WRANGELL, ALASKA (2008-05-12) As of June 1, the Wrangell Trial Court will no longer be serving as a passport acceptance facility. Until a new one is established in town, Wrangell residents will have to travel elsewhere to apply for a new passport.

Lisa Phu

WRANGELL, ALASKA (2008-05-09) It's time to mark your calendar for the upcoming youth, health, and fitness opportunities being offered by the Wrangell Parks and Rec.