DEC to spend $4 million on Wrangell junkyard cleanup
The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation announced this week it will spend about $4 million to clean up a former Wrangell junkyard site with high levels of lead contamination.
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The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation announced this week it will spend about $4 million to clean up a former Wrangell junkyard site with high levels of lead contamination.
Read MoreThe Wrangell Borough Assembly voted Tuesday to move forward with evaluating development options at...
Read MoreWrangell’s Borough Assembly held its regular meeting Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2015 in the Assembly Chambers. Click “more” to listen to audio of that meeting.
Read MoreThere are two open seats on the Wrangell Medical Center Board of Directors for the Oct. 6 City and Borough of Wrangell regular elections. Woody Wilson and Maxlyn Wiederspohn are each running for a four-year term on the hospital board.
Read MoreWrangell Borough Assembly members voted unanimously to adopt a resolution asking Gov. Bill Walker to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to take up the roadless rule and reverse it for the Tongass National Forest.
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