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Graduates enjoy the moment

Remembering mariners

The Way We Were

May 21, 1925 Col. Jas. G. Steese of the War Department held a public hearing in the town hall Monday afternoon on the matter of the survey for the extension of the Wrangell breakwater, harbor …

The Way We Were

May 14, 1925 The Baranoff Packing Co., Lee H. Wakefield proprietor, operating at Red Bluff Bay, is preparing to turn out the largest pack of fish products of any plant on the Pacific coast. A …

First of the season

Practicing for the real thing

Thank you

BRAVE Wrangell would like to express our deepest gratitude to the many supporters of the Family Resilience Fair. Gunalchéesh to the volunteers who put in the work; the Wrangell organizations that …

The Way We Were

May 7, 1925 It’s now an assured fact that Wrangell is to have a hospital. The need for a hospital has been felt for years. When the Arthur Yates Hospital in Kechikan was closed a few weeks ago, …

It's in the bag

Reaching new heights

The Way We Were

April 30, 1925 Gold seekers have been arriving on every boat during the past few days and are impatiently awaiting the opening of navigation on the Stikine River when they will leave for the new …

Artfest comes to town

Lining up for batter-up

Thank you

We would like to extend our deepest gratitude for ALL your generous support during our annual spring pledge drive! With your help we were able to reach our fundraising goal. KSTK Stikine River …

The Way We Were

April 23, 1925 Major A. A. Oles, a tax expert, will arrive on the Admiral Rogers on Saturday for the purpose of assessing the property within the corporate limits of Wrangell. At the March …

Tomorrow's high school stars

Between a rock and a clean place

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