A group of Southeast Native organizations is planning for the impacts of climate change. Representatives of the region’s tribal governments will discuss global warming and other topics at their annual environmental conference Sept. 5-8 in Wrangell.
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No one’s running for two Hospital Board seats on Wrangell’s Oct. 3 municipal ballot. But all other positions have candidates and one race is competitive.
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Five Wrangell residents have filled to run for office in October’s municipal election, as of Friday morning. Potential candidates have until 5 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 31, to file.
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Mike Coffey’s 35 years with the state gives him a longtime perspective on state roads, highways and airports. He’s retiring at the end of August.
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State officials apologized to Wrangell residents this week for the controversy surrounding plans to store contaminated soil near a popular recreation area. They also said they’d move the nearly 20,000 cubic yards of lead-laced material out of town if they could.
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