Petersburg, United States (Local)
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Hannah Flor's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in the Petersburg area of Alaska. She frequently covers stories related to education, government and politics, as well as community events. Her articles often include expert commentary and announcements.
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By: Hannah Flor
A Petersburg company looking to develop a subdivision is one step closer to purchasing borough land for the project. That’s after the Petersburg Borough Assembly voted unanimously last week to approve an application from Skylark Park LLC.
By: Hannah Flor
Nearly 100 high school musicians from around Southeast Alaska have been in Petersburg the last couple days, but you’d hardly know it. They’ve been spending almost all their time practicing for the October 22 band and choir concert.
By: Hannah Flor
The month-long moose hunt in Central Southeast Alaska closed on October 15 with a large harvest of 131 bulls.
By: Hannah Flor
A new walking tour in Petersburg takes participants on a naturalist’s journey of Mitkof Island’s landscape - using their phones.
Jalyn Pomrenke stands in the stairwell of the Petersburg Indian Association Building. Pomrenke began work as the PIA Tribal Administrator on October 17, 2024. (Photo: Hannah Flor/KFSK)
By: Hannah Flor
The Petersburg Borough is one step closer to having clear rules about selling its tidelands.
Junior Logan Tow midway through the 500 freestyle on Saturday, November 2 in Petersburg. (Photo: Katie Holmlund)
The parking lot under construction, with the Elizabeth Peratrovich building in the distance on November 8, 2024. (Photo: Susan Harai)
By: Hannah Flor
Tyee Lake, one of two SEAPA-owned hydroelectric projects. (Photo courtesy of Robert Siedman)
The girls relay team before they competed in the 200 yard medley relay at Bartlett High School in Anchorage. From left, Cadence Flint, Lexie Tow, Bella Miller, and Brooklyn Whitethorn. (Photo courtesy of Andy Carlisle)
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