Author Archives: Ed Schoenfeld, CoastAlaska News
Salmon derbies set for Wrangell, other SE cities
Anglers are getting their gear ready for Southeast’s many salmon derbies. Wrangell, Juneau, Ketchikan, Craig-Klawock, Petersburg and Sitka are among contest locations. more
Mariner’s Memorial takes another step
Wrangell officials have OK’d updated plans for a Mariner’s Memorial at the community’s Heritage Harbor. more
Byron Mallott: ‘It’s a good time for leadership to change to some degree’
Democrat Bryon Mallott will leave Sealaska’s board of directors next month to spend more time campaigning for governor. The move shakes up an already contentious board election. more
Peggy Wilson ending long legislative career
Southeast Alaska’s longest-serving lawmaker is retiring. Peggy Wilson says she will not seek re-election to her Wrangell-based House district. more
Peggy’s Corner, April 20 – 30
Peggy’s Corner of the House is the weekly legislative session update from Wrangell Republican Representative Peggy Wilson in Juneau. This is the final installment of 2014. more
Peggy’s Corner, April 13 – 19
Peggy’s Corner of the House is the weekly legislative session update from Wrangell Republican Representative Peggy Wilson in Juneau. more
St. Frances fixes Wrangell’s feral cat problem
Ten years ago, Wrangell was crawling with feral cats. They roamed the streets, getting into trash and nesting in condemned buildings. Now, it’s hard to even find a cat downtown because of the hard work of one lady. more
KSTK wins at annual Press Club Awards
KSTK News brought home top honors from the 2014 Alaska Press Club Awards. Shady Grove Oliver won 1st place for features reporting. more
Assembly discusses negotiating power for Tyee
The regular meeting of the borough assembly was Tuesday, April 22. The assembly discussed the role of Thomas Bay in the transfer of the Tyee Lake project. more
Assembly tackles animal control issues
The regular meeting of the borough assembly was Tuesday, April 22. It discussed animal control issues in Wrangell. more
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