Wrangell officials are worried state budget cuts will impact the Community Revenue Sharing Program that makes up a large portion of the borough’s income. Wrangell gets about $600,000 each year to help provide basic services including maintenance of public buildings and snow removal.
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A citizens’ panel continues wrestling with the future of Southeast Alaska’s national forest. The Tongass Advisory Committee resumes meeting Tuesday in Juneau.
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The University of Alaska Southeast is teaching a 100 Ton Master License class in Wrangell next week. Wrangell residents typically have to travel to other communities to take these courses.
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Our Wrangell Wolves will take on the Haines Glacier Bears in Haines on Friday, February 20th, and Saturday, February 21st, with J.V. beginning at 5:30 pm and Varsity to follow at approximately 7:00 pm. KSTK will broadcast the Varsity games – tune in at 101.7 FM or stream online at www.kstk.org.
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The Wrangell Borough Assembly decided Tuesday to postpone a vote on an ordinance related to weapons and the discharge of firearms within the borough. Residents asked assembly members to change some existing gun policies.
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