Articles from the May 18, 2022 edition


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  • Cruising into the season

    Sentinel staff|May 18, 2022

    The 342-foot cruise ship Ocean Victory awaits passengers to return after coming into port at the City Dock last Thursday. It was the first official cruise ship in Wrangell for the tourist season, and the Ocean Victory's first visit to Southeast and first to Wrangell. It entered service just seven months ago. Jackson Carney, 13, uses a lull during state testing at the school -- his grades were high enough to exempt him - the morning of May 12 to sell garnets as the first cruise ship of the year,...

  • Classified ads

    May 18, 2022

    HELP WANTED Southeast Auto & Marine (NAPA Auto Parts) is accepting applications for a Sales Associate. A job description and application can be picked up at the store at 101 Front St. or by calling 907-305-0802. Salary DOE. HELP WANTED Wrangell IGA is accepting applications for multiple positions. All positions are open until filled. Cashier: 40 hours a week. Starting $13 to $15 an hour based on experience, with advancement possibilities. Main IGA cashier, stock candy and clean front-end. Frozen Food Stocker: 40 hours a week. Starting $14 to...

  • U.S. commercial fishing harvest fell 15% in value in 2020

    The Associated Press|May 18, 2022

    PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — America's commercial fishing industry fell 10% in catch volume and 15% in value during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, federal regulators said last Thursday. The 2020 haul of fish was 8.4 billion pounds, while the value of that catch was $4.8 billion, officials with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said. The early months of the pandemic posed numerous challenges for the U.S. fishing industry, which has remained economically viable despite the difficult year, NOAA officials said. “It was fis...

  • Democrat files to run for Murkowski's Senate seat

    Anchorage Daily News and Alaska Beacon|May 18, 2022

    A retired Matanuska-Susitna Borough teacher has filed to run as a Democrat for U.S. Senate in Alaska. Pat Chesbro filed candidacy paperwork with the state Division of Elections on May 11. She would join a crowded field of 16 candidates in the Aug. 16 primary that includes the incumbent, Republican Lisa Murkowski, and Kelly Tshibaka, a Republican endorsed by former President Donald Trump. Murkowski has had a huge cash advantage in the race so far. The filing deadline is June 1. Chesbro’s campaign said she spent a career in education and is on th...

  • Cruise ship knocks Sitka mooring dolphin out of commission

    Shannon Haugland, Sitka Sentinel|May 18, 2022

    The cruise ship Radiance of the Seas struck a Sitka Sound Cruise Terminal mooring dolphin on May 9 as it was preparing to dock, limiting the facility to one berth instead of two until repairs are completed in a few weeks, terminal manager Chris McGraw said. There was no apparent damage to the 961-foot ship and no reported injuries in the mishap. A dolphin is a collection of steel pilings driven into the ocean floor and used for mooring a ship at a dock. The Coast Guard Marine Safety Detachment is investigating the accident, McGraw said. He has...

  • Bestowing blessings

    May 18, 2022

    Pastor Sue Bahleda of the Island of Faith Lutheran Church and Lt. Rosie Tollerud (right) give the Blessing of the Fleet last Sunday at the Mariners' Memorial at Heritage Harbor. Girl Scouts presented the U.S. and Alaska flags, and music teacher Tasha Morse sang the Star Spangled Banner. "The blessings come not from us but the blessings are our collective wish for all of our fisher folk," Bahleda said. Tollerud began the prayer with, "Let us pour out prayer and blessing for our fleet. ... For...

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