Colette Czarnecki, Author at KSTK

Wrangell’s unofficial 2024 Municipal Election results

Wrangell’s unofficial municipal election results show that voters failed Ballot Proposition 1 with 197 in favor and 240 against. As a result, assembly board members will not be able to get compensated for sitting on the assembly during meetings.

Talk on the Rock: Deep sea diver Gig Decker on The Nolan Center’s 20th anniversary celebration, Friends of the Museum and diving at shipwreck sites.

Episode 30: Gig Decker, who is a Friends of the Museum Board member, spoke with KSTK’s News Director Colette Czarnecki about his experience with deep sea diving around shipwrecks, including the Star of Bengal. He also shared why history is so important and how The Nolan Center is integral to safekeeping Wrangell’s history. The Nolan Center’s 20th anniversary celebration will be held Monday, Oct. 14 at 6p.m. at The Nolan Center. Decker goes into what’s to be expected at the potluck event.

Wrangell’s Division of Motor Vehicles will soon open, but a little more time is needed

Wrangell’s Division of Motor Vehicles will soon be up and running again with a new, sole employee to take charge.

A recap on Wrangell’s municipal election ballot

Wrangell voters get to vote this Tuesday on two propositions and decide who will fill eleven municipal seats.

Three contenders run for two seats on Wrangell’s school board: a Q & A on why they’re running and how to secure the school district

With municipal elections approaching next week, Wrangell’s School Board is looking to fill two, three-year seats during next month’s municipal election. Three candidates are running against each other: School Board Secretary Angela Allen, contender Dan Powers and School Board Vice-President Brittani Robbins.