Tuesday was Wrangell’s third day with a boil water notice in effect, though the water quality was improving. Public Works Director Tom Wetor said he hopes the water supply will be back to normal by Wednesday afternoon.
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Wrangell is under a water boil advisory. The City and Borough of Wrangell issued the advisory on Sunday due to a glitch in equipment that assesses the town’s water chemistry. The boil water notice will remain in effect until the borough verifies that the treated water meets necessary standards.
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Wrangell’s borough government has been working towards adding a new chapter on micromobility devices to the municipal code for a couple of months now. Wrangell youth often ride the devices, also known as e-scooters and e-bikes, around town.
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The Transportation Security Administration is investigating a 45-year-old man from Washington State after he brought a 3D-printed “ghost gun” through the Wrangell Airport on July 9.
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Thirteen T3 Alliance students visited Anan Wildlife Observatory twice this past June before bears were in full swing for salmon season. T3 is a science and math group that stands for Teaching Through Technology Alliance. Their mission at Anan? To install additional live cameras.
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