Wrangell parent receives fraudulent phone call about child
Wrangell police are investigating a fraudulent call to a resident stating that their child was abducted in the community. The call came in at 9:00 a.m. today.
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Wrangell police are investigating a fraudulent call to a resident stating that their child was abducted in the community. The call came in at 9:00 a.m. today.
Read MoreEpisode 72: Spruce Root’s Program Manager for Financial Wellness Haley Armstrong spoke with News Director Colette Czarnecki on upcoming workshops to build financial stability. Armstrong says the financial wellness class is for anyone in any type of financial stage. She also talked about the upcoming Business Basic Workshop for small business owners or those aspiring to be. Additionally, there’s another class that will be offered on building wealth strategies. Those interested in the last course had to of previously taken Financial Wellness.
Read MoreTimber. Transportation. Tourism. Those are the three T’s Wrangell officials are focusing on for growing its economy. They discussed these goals with Senator Dan Sullivan during his visit to the Southeast island community Saturday morning, and how federal support, like the budget reconciliation bill, fits into the city’s agenda.
Read MoreEpisode 71: Quite a few new things are stirring with St. Frances Animal Rescue. Joan Sargent and Artha DeRuyter talk with News Director Colette Czarnecki about the history of the organization, the half off spay and neuter program, relocating the rescue and fundraisers, including the Pumpkin Patch at the upcoming Harvest Festival.
Read MoreThe Wrangell Sentinel’s newest reporter, Jonathan Dawe, moved to Wrangell from Southeast Missouri in late spring. KSTK’s Colette Czarnecki got a chance to see how he’s been faring in the Southeast community island since leaving the hot and humid Midwest climate. He said Wrangell’s been treating him well and he looks forward to seeing how the city grows while reporting on the truth.
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