A landslide in LeConte Bay spilled timber into an area with high boat traffic; a panel of specialists at Southeast Conference highlighted key problems with the Alaska housing market and strategies to fix those problems; an influx of federal funding will mean Wrangell's Forest Service has some busy construction seasons in the years ahead.

Contenders for Petersburg's Hospital Board spoke on public relations and the new hospital project at last week's candidate forum;

JoAnn Thynes talks about her run for Petersburg's Library Board;

and Petersburg's Middle School cross country team had its last meet of the year.

A Petersburg High School student made threats against the Petersburg School District's secondary school on Tuesday afternoon; Petersburg's Hospital Board will hold its monthly meeting in the Assembly Chambers of the municipal building; and a conversation with Petersburg Library Board candidate Mary Ellen Anderson in advance of next week's municipal election.

A Petersburg high school student made threats against the Petersburg School District's secondary school;

KFSK hosted a Borough Assembly candidate forum alongside the Petersburg Pilot;

and Lizzie Thompson talks about her run for Petersburg's Library Board.

Marilynn Menish-Meucci talks about her run for Petersburg's Library Board;

Wrangell is one of Alaska's first coastal communities to face major wastewater treatment upgrade requirements;

and Haines' only licensed daycare provider is losing assistance from a federal food program.

Stanley Hjort talks about his run for Public Safety Advisory Board in the upcoming municipal election;

with Congress unable to agree on a spending plan, federal agencies are preparing for a possible government shutdown;

and climate change might have played a role in the collapse of chum and king salmon runs on the Yukon River.

A conversation with Public Safety Advisory Board candidate Tony Vinson;

a group of U.S. Forest Service personnel traveled to Kake to help put on the annual Children's Fishing Derby;

and proceeds from the Kenai Silver Salmon Derby will go towards conservation efforts along the Kenai River.

Mark Tucillo talks about his run for Petersburg's Public Safety Advisory Board;

Petersburg's school district is cutting back on sugar and salt, but could be adding salmon eggs to the lunch menu under a new grant provision;

and Petersburg High School's cross country team competes in its largest meet of the season last weekend.

A conversation with Public Safety Advisory Board candidate Jake Slaven;

Southeast Alaska's salmon season is wrapping up, and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game says the markets were disappointing;

and employees of an anti-ranked choice voting group are accused of violating Alaska campaign reporting laws.

A conversation with Public Safety Advisory Board candidate Russel Thynes;

the City of Hoonah started distributing free bear resistant trash cans to residents;

and the State of Alaska lags behind the rest of the country when it comes to aviation safety.