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WEB3 days ago — Wrangell’s Borough Assembly certified this year’s municipal election results Thursday after the canvass board approved the ballots. They counted 99 absentee ballots, which included early in-person, electronic and by mail.
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WEBOct 1, 2024 — 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.
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WEBJoshua Kindred, then an attorney for the Alaska Oil and Gas Association, at a conference in 2018.... Read More
KSTK’s brief Wrangell 2022 Year in Review
WEBDec 30, 2022 — A flaming truck at a 2022 airport disaster drill in Wrangell. (Sage Smiley / KSTK) 2022 continued the slow move to new phases of normalcy as the residents of Wrangell Island lived through the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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WEBThe Alaska State Capitol in Juneau, pictured May 6, 2024. (Eric Stone/Alaska Public Media) Alex... Read More
KSTK’s brief Wrangell 2021 in review
WEBDec 31, 2021 — Downtown Wrangell. (Sage Smiley / KSTK) 2021 was a year of new beginnings – and returning traditions – for Wrangell. Listen to this wrap-up here.
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WEBKSTK is a Wrangell community radio station that provides quality content through a variety of media, whose core purpose is to provide diverse programming to enhance the quality of life […]
As development continues at old boarding school site, KSTK …
WEBOct 26, 2023 — Lingít storyteller Shaagunastaa Bob Sam (right) leads a healing ceremony at the former Wrangell Institute site, September 2022. (Sage Smiley / KSTK)
Return to in-person Wrangell Assembly meetings hinges on low …
WEBFeb 25, 2021 — Wrangell’s City Hall, 2020. (Sage Smiley / KSTK) After almost a year of meeting virtually, Wrangell’s assembly will be able to return to in-person meetings in March — as long as COVID cases are low in the community.